<span>Platyhelminthes phylum. This phylum is known for its flatworms, like planaria, tapeworms and flukes, that later being completely parasitic.</span>
If left untreated, excessiveerosion can lead to serious problems, such aswater sedimentation and ecosystem damage.Wind: Wind erodes the surface of a barren landmass in arid climates. Wind circulates and pushes particulates across wide bodies ofwater; a process known as deflation, which eventually leads toerosion.
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each with an area of 3 square kilometers and each containing 16 at-risk species unique to that preserve
Explanation:
I choose third choice of having each with an area of 3 square kilometers and each containing 16 at-risk species unique to that preserve because allocation of separate preserve provides good space and less competition in that preserve. Less number of at risk species in a large surrounding area increase in population with higher rate due to availability of resources such as habitat, food and water in large amount as well as low competitors for these resources.
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PHYLOGENY deals with the history of evolution of plants and animals of different species. It involves the use of comparative anatomy, paleontology and embryology to determine the evolution of different species of plants and animals.
According to scientific researches, there are claims that plants started not on the terrestrial habitat/LAND but in water(aquatic habitat). According to the Researches made, the first plant actually came from Green algae. Plants are photosynthetic organisms but, the first organisms to photosynthesize were bacteria living inside water(aquatic habitat).
It was until about 350 million years (or less) that plants were successfully adapt to life in terrestrial habitat)/LAND.
ADAPTATIONS OF PLANTS TO LIFE ON LAND:
In order for plants to survive on LAND, several adaptations has to be developed. They are giving below:
==> Development of cuticle and stomata.
===> Development of vascular tissue.
===> Alternation of generation.
A good example is ANGIOSPERM PIONEERED PLANTS.
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