CO2 in the atmosphere decreases during the growing season and increases during the rest of the year, which leads to maximum buildup in April and May before photosynthesis begins to take over again.
There's more carbon dioxide in the winter and a bit less in the summer. That's the collective breathing of all the plants in the Northern Hemisphere. "Plants are accumulating carbon in the spring and summer when they're active, and they're releasing carbon back to the air in the fall and winter," Graven explains.
Answer: Cardiovascular telex.
Explanation: During physical exercises which involves running, there is a reduction in the systemic vascular resistance produced and these constitutes a change in the heart rate and respiratory rate caused by the neural mechanisms which control the cardiovascular system which regulate the circulation of adequate oxygen supply and release carbon dioxide.
Inherited Traits are passed down and are not influenced by organism’s surroundings
I'm thinking possibly d but I'm only a teen and I'm not sure
