Crab in Rocky shore By rock pools - deep in ocean as they get older
Typical day - just shuffle along the rocks
To get food - from rock pools use claws to get fish
As they get bigger, they eat protozoa, diatoms and smaller crabs that live on the ocean floor. When the crabs reach 2 to 4 years of age, they move to deeper water where they join the adult crabs that eat worms, clams, mussels, snails and sea urchins. They also eat sand dollars, barnacles, fish parts and algae.
Hard shell is their protection and claws as a defends mechanism
PredAtors - possibly birds while on shore but bigger fish on ocean floor
Answer:
<em>"Maturation refers to the child's increases in body size."</em>
Explanation:
The statement "Maturation refers to the child's increases in body size" does not tell anything about the state of the patient and it needs to give a clear explanation.
Growth can be described as the physical increase in size of a person.
Development can be described as the process by which children learn different skills as they grow up.
Maturity can be described as the growth in different body system which leads to the development of different skills in the children.
During the research Ambulocetus would be the first to consistently stay in water and Set over time they developed feet arms and <span>hands used to swim.</span>
Starfish, flatworms, and sponges may be cut into pieces, and the individual parts will grow new individual animals by means of the process of fragmentation.
Explanation:
Watson & Crick discovered that DNA is composed of two (2) strands of DNA running antiparallel to each other. One strand is oriented in the 5’ -> 3’ direction while the other is oriented in the 3’ -> 5’ direction. The nitrogenous bases of the strands are found in between the two-strand backbones and they form hydrogen bonding with each other. Specifically, pyrimidines (Cytosine and Thymine) pair with purine (Adenine and Guanine).
The space between the strands is even throughout like a ladder with rungs of equal lengths. However during the twisting on the DNA helix, there are major grooves and minor grooves that form along the helix because of the nature of how the nitrogenous bases are attached to their respective strand. They do not project from their strands at 90 degrees.
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