The answer is <span>C) mosses, lichen, grasses, and small shrubs.
This is because mosses don't have roots and are very simple plants, therefore they don't have to "root" themselves into a permanently frozen ground that can't support them.
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The correct answer is C. Prevention of eating disorders involves weighing often.
Explanation:
Eating disorders include multiple disorders that involve unhealthy eating habits as well as thoughts and emotions related to them. Individuals who suffer from these disorders constantly worry about their weight and appearance or have an unhealthy relationship with food, for example, individuals with anorexia or bulimia tend to believe they are "fat" even if they had low weight.
Due to this, weighing often is not a way of preventing eating disorders as this behavior just supports an unhealthy obsession with weight and appearance that can lead to eating disorders, instead, a balanced diet should be promoted and risk factors such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, etc should be addressed. Thus, the false statement is "Prevention of eating disorders involves weighing often".
Whildlife centers are made to preserve the lion population.
The answer is C- <span>social, mental/ emotional, and physical
</span><span>The best definion of one's overall health comes from World Health Organization. They say that health is a state of physical, mental and social well-being. These three components are more important than just the absence of affections and diseases.
This definition changed over the years, and now is more about the value to the community(</span><span>a good of all) than to the individual.
physical- This is the most obvious one. Once we have a disease, part of our systems are affected that will reflect in our health.
social- Humans are social beings; we need to be accepted in society; we can't live alone.
</span><span>mental-</span><span> anxiety, uncertainties, constant weariness of mental energies, etc., lead to fatigue and psychosomatic problems.</span>
Answer:
<em>C. The surviving species evolve more rapidly to fill the newly available niches.</em>
Explanation:
