Answer:
The moose are adapted to live in cold regions where it snows throughout the winter.
Explanation:
These moose have adapted this way because in the winter there is snow on the ground so they do not have access to the grass and flowers they are used to eating. They then adapt to eating pine needles when the ground is covered in snow.
Answer:
1. Cervical
2. Lumbar
Explanation:
Spinal enlargements are the conspicuous regions in the spinal cord from where spinal nerves to and from limbs exit and enter respectively. Cervical enlargement is also called the superior enlargement. It starts from C4, the fourth cervical vertebra and extends to T1, the first thoracic vertebra. Cervical enlargement is the site from there the nerve that supplies to and come from the upper limbs arise.
Another enlargement is the lumbar enlargement. It is also called inferior enlargement or lumbosacral enlargement and extends from the ninth to the twelfth thoracic vertebra. It is the site from where the nerves to and from the lower limbs arise.
<span>Carrying capacity is how much population a certain region of the environment can contain, in other words. If population goes over carrying capacity, then there is more competition for resources.
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