D. is your correct answer.
The scientist can tell that punctured equilibrium has occurred if they have examined the fossil fuels and can see that one organism rapidly evolved different characteristics.
Answer: Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
Punctured Equilibrium is an evolutionary theory which proposes that the species appearing in the fossil's record will show little evolutionary changes. In punctuated equilibrium, change occurs gradually, First very little change can be seen which later results in the occurrence of huge changes.
Such huge changes can be clearly seen by examining the fossil records. Thus if there is any evolutionary changes seen in the fossil's record, the scientist can conclude the occurrence of punctuated equilibrium.
Answer:
That is false
Explanation:
Thutmose III ("the Napoleon of Egypt": reign 1479–1425 BC) expanded Egypt's army and wielded it with great success to consolidate the empire at the peak of Egypt's power and wealth during the reign of his successors Amunhotep II (reign 1427–1401 BC or 1427–1397 BC), Thutmose IV (reign 1401 – 1391 BC or 1397 – 1388 BC)
Answer:
Major threats to freshwater fishes and other freshwater biodiversity, include: habitat modification, fragmentation, and destruction; invasive species; overfishing; environmental pollution; forestry practise; and climate change.
Life needs energy, water, heat and nutrients. Reduce the availability of one or more of those things and biodiversity generally decreases.
Tropical forests tend to be more diverse than polar ice caps. However, arctic seas tend to be more biologically interesting than the middle of the Sahara. I bet this is what your homework is looking for but it's important to remember there are counterexamples.
