Answer:
Abiotic
Explanation:
They aren't a living organism so it's abiotic I assume.
Answer:
F
Explanation:
It occupies both the third and fourth trophic levels. i.e
1st trophic level: Producer(plants)
2nd trophic level: Plant eaters (B & C)
3rd trophic level: Secondary consumers (E & F)
4th trophic level: Tertiary consumers (H & F) (they both feed on E which is a secondary consumer)
Thus F is both a secondary and tertiary consumer.
The answer is C: The number of genes found in the nucleus
Answer:
Onlooker play
Explanation:
In onlooker play a child actively observes other children playing and does not attempt to enter into the activity; the child is interested only in observation and not in participation. In parallel play children play independently among other children. In pretend play children act out any event of daily life and practice the roles and identities as established in their surroundings. In associative play children play together and are engaged in a similar or identical activity.
<u>Explanation:</u>
1. <em>Remember</em>, the video began with the words, "<em>For one death, for the other, are all decided in an instance." </em>Meaning, both could result in each other harm. There is
2. The eagle can't afford to make any mistakes because we are told, <em>"even the slightest injury can leave it too weak to hunt and cause it to stave."</em>
3. More eagles means more hares are hunted, and as more hares are been killed, the lesser the hare population.
4. The increase in the predator population leads to a reduction in the population of the prey. In other words, as more predators start looking for prey to eat, the prey population decreases.
5. In simple words, a keystone species is a type of predator whose presence in the community has far-reaching effects on other species in the community. One common example is the sea star species found in coral reefs, see stars feed on mussel and sea urchin thereby helping to regulate the population of mussels and sea urchin. Doing this ultimately helps other species survive.
6. A limiting factor is an attribute or factor that reduces the exponential growth in the population of an organism.
7. Camouflage allows preys to hid from their predators. Usually made possible by their physical appearance.
