Answer: d. Why do biomes with low rainfall have low biodiversity?
Explanation:
A biome can be defined as naturally occurring community of fauna and flora in a particular region, example forest.
The environment has a major role over the development of biome. The abiotic environmental factors like water, air, soil and others can exert an influence over the biome.
The biomes with low rainfall will influence the growth of plants or floral species in a biome. The biome will experience low plant growth in absence of adequate rainfall the living plant species will die in scarcity of water. Here, rainfall is the environmental pressure.
Based on the above description, option. d is the correct question that a teacher should ask to teach the influence of environmental pressure of a biome.
All of the consumers would be affected, and be forced to adapt. Since the amount of grass has decreased, the primary consumer would struggle to survive, and most likely, die out. Since the primary consumer has probably died out, the secondary would either die, or be forced to adapt to the situation, or change habitats ( applies to the rest in the food chain / web).
Answer:
i would go with b
Explanation:
Both are based on variation, heredity and selection, but how these appear and work differ. Biological evolution is unconscious, opportunistic and not goal-directed, while cultural evolution is conscious, at best planned, and can have a goal.
The glue has long flexible molecules in it called polymers. These polymer molecules slide past each other as a liquid.
Borax in water forms an ion called the borate ion. When the borax solution is added to the glue solution, the borate ions help link the long polymer molecules to each other so they cannot move and flow as easily.
When enough polymer molecules get hooked together in the right way, the glue solution changes from being very liquidy to a rubbery kind of stuff that we call slime!
<span>Wetlands improve water quality by all of the above. Filtration, distillation and osmosis are all process of filtering. Thus these given choices are all results of wetlands water quality.,</span>