All life depends on capturing energy from the sun and converting it in to a form that living organisms can use.
- Two key processes (mirror each other)
- Photosynthesis (Sun -> Plants)
<span>- Cellular respiration (Plants/Animals/energy)</span>
Answer:
The ability to bring water into the gills when the mouth is closed would benefit a bottom dwelling shark or ray, because it would allow them to be more discreet when in the process of catching prey and they would be able to stop swimming. Most sharks have to continuously swim or else they would sink, while being able to bring water into the gills when the mouth is closed would highly benefit them and allow them to stop swimming for a moment.
Explanation:
I am not 100% sure this is the correct answer, but I am currently doing a lab on this, so I am using the knowledge I previously had and online resources. I am pretty confident though.
Answer:
Pinging
Explanation:
- Keith Ferrazzi is the author of the book never eat alone in which he provides ways to build and maintain relationships with other people.
- In his book, Ferrazzi has advised that "pinging" is the way by which about 80 percent of the relationships can be maintained.
- He has defined "pinging" as a quick, casual greeting which can done in any number of creative ways.
- He has given three steps by which pinging can be done to establish new relationships :
Step 1. Send email, call through phone or have face to face interaction with people you are trying to establish a new relationship with.
Step 2. Do a phone call or send an email once a month after a relationship has been nurtured.
Step 3. Having atleast two face to face meetings outside the office leads to establishment of friendship.
Well depending on what the environmental change is the organisms will have to adapt, or move. if they don't they may not survive.
comment if you want an example or 2
The Paleozoic Era ended with the largest extinction event in the history of Earth, the Permian–Triassic extinction event. The effects of this catastrophe were so devastating that it took life on land 30 million years into the Mesozoic Era to recover
