Answer:
C. a dog buries a bone in the backyard
Explanation:
A dog burying a bone in the backyard is not an observation in terms of scientific methods.
Observation is the process of acquiring data about a phenomenon under study.
Most times, senses are used in making observations. Our sense of taste, hearing, sight etc. comes handy when making observation.
Also, we can use some specialized equipment to make observations.
- A dog burying a bone in the backyard is not an observation. None of the senses nor instruments are used to gather any relevant information.
Living things contain four major types of carbon-based molecules. The organic molecules in living things fall into four major groups— carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids. You may already be familiar with these types of molecules and their functions.
There should be less bacteria if you are growing it on a petting dish
Aquired traits arent passed onto offspring and natural selection takes place over a long period of time over many generations so only genetic traits can change over a period of time whereas aquired traits, eg a lost limb, are random and one off
No, because when the temp changes that is the reason there is wind.
