As we already know, organism mean's something that is living.
Well, at a habitat there is going to be some animal's or insect's because it's that animal's or insect's habitat. ( They live there.) Well <u>most</u> organism's are food.
( NOTICE I bloldfaced "most", this is because not all organism's are food) Okay, let's go over what we just said. Organism's are living thing's and habitat's are places where organism's live. Now we have to think about this, you stated, Describe how is an <u>organism's food</u> and habitat related. The one thing we have not talked about is, <u>organism's food</u>. Okay, Animal's live in habitat's and so do organism's.
( Remember, some <u>organism's eat other organism's</u>) This is how organism's food and habitat are related.
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5 g is the answer.If this is not a nuclear reaction.
Answer: There are three classes. These classes include Calcerea, Desmospongia, and Hexactinellida. They are divided into these classes based mostly on the composition of their spicules and skeletal fibers. (spicules are rod-shaped cellular projections that make up the skeleton of sponges) hope this helps!
Explanation:
Answer:
G. bare rock, lichens, grass, trees
Explanation:
The 6 steps of primary succession are;
I - bare rocks
II - pioneers (mosses, lichen, algae, fungi)
III - annual herbaceous plants
IV - perennial herbaceous plants and grasses
V - shrubs
VI - shade intolerant trees
VII - shade tolerant trees.
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