1. Any cone-bearing trees would release their seeds. These trees make the fires advantageous to their species by having the seeds "explode" when heat touches the cones.
2. The ashes from the burned trees would help nourish the released seeds.
3. New wildlife will begin as the baby trees develop and grow
Answer:
The correct answer is - true.
Explanation:
Type I error occurs when the alternate hypothesis is accepted though it is false. A type II error is the failure to reject a false null hypothesis or an alternative hypothesis is rejected even though it is true.
For instance of type II errors: a blood test designed to detect the disease failing to detect the disease in a patient who really has the disease. In the given case vaccination not approved even though reduce the risk of contracting the HIV virus.
Thus, the correct answer is - true.
If you are referring to the model attached, then the answer would be:
<u><em>Jane Doe</em></u>
This model demonstrates how one can categorize something based on certain information from general to specific characteristics. For example, many people have the same names, so how would we know who the person is referring to? Using specific details like the house number, building name or apartment, street and zip code will help narrow down who the letter is addressed to specifically. This is a method they use to organize organisms into specific classifications, based on specific characteristics.
Answer:
One of the organisms uses plants for energy, the other uses animals for energy.
Explanation:
Living organisms possess different properties for being alive. Nutrition, the process of taking food is one of the life processes.
All the organisms require food in order to survive. Food gives energy and nutrients for the growth, survival and reproduction. Different organisms use different ways to obtain food.
Plants use energy from the sun to make their food through the process of photosynthesis using carbon dioxide and water whereas, animals obtain food by eating plants or eating other animals.
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