The answer to this question is C) Planet development on a layer of rock deposits
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1) George Herbert Mead suggested the self develops was composed by a three stages: The preparatory stage,
play stage, and game stage.
The Preparatory Stage starts at the time we are born and ends when we are about two years old.
The Play Stage goes from age two to six.
The Game Stage, the last stage, is from about age seven on wards.
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The Preparatory Stage: children mimic those around them. This is why it's better for parents to not use foul language around them. They don't know the meaning of those words or actions..
In the
play stage, children play pretend and do not stick to the rules in
organized games. While they play the game they invent the rules.
In the game stage, they can understand and stick to
the rules of games an begin to understand other people's perspective.
Answer: D.)Biotic and Abiotic factors
Explanation: <em><u>The living things in an ecosystem are called biotic factors. Living things include plants, animals, bacteria, fungi and more. The non living parts of an ecosystem are called abiotic factors. In an ecosystem some abiotic factors are sunlight, temperature atmospheric gases water and soil. These would not limit pop growth as much as predation and disease. </u></em>
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Humans are capable of digesting some carbohydrates but not all of them. The human body cannot digest carbohydrates such as cellulose because it does not have the enzymes to break down the cellulose into simple sugars. This is not a bad thing. Cellulose is a fiber which helps the intestinal tract to work efficiently. The human body is designed to digest and absorb nutrients derived from food that has been eaten. It cannot function properly if it is not able to digest the food that you eat. Some parts of the carbohydrates are undigestable to provide fibre and roughage which helps the working of the digestion system.
