The shape of the beak can tell you the function of that particular type of beak, and then the habitat in which the bird lives. For example, a bird with a long, slender beak most likely gets its food from hard to reach crevices in the ground or trees, and a bird with a short, thick beak most likely gets its food from either cracking items open or killing prey, because the shortness of the beak shows that it does not need to reach small places.
The answer is D matter and energy shown in the question can change forms and is transferred to other locations for organisms to be used as building blocks for others.<span />
<h3>adipose tissue cells</h3><h3>adipose tissue cellsUnder a microscope, adipose tissue cells appear empty due to the extraction of fat during the processing of the material </h3>
