Patient A: 19 year old Samantha
Diagnosis: HIV
Treatment: HIV antiviral or you use condoms and you won't get HIV. There is no cure for HIV. (I am not trying to be funny. I just put that because that is something that I would put on my own paper.and u can cite your own sources.)
Patient B: 2 year old Kevin
Diagnosis: Hand, Foot, Mouth disease.
Treatment: Analgestic and Nonsteroidal Anti-Flammatory Drug. Can be self-healing.
Patient C: 12 year old Anna
Diagnosis: Strained Back
Treatment: Muscle relaxant and Narcotics. Also self-healing.
Dad 2 is the baby's father because his DNA matches up the most with the babies, hope that helps!
Answer:
How do nutrients move through an environment? What drives the movement of nutrients?
My answer 6b: Nutrients are often transported across the environment by migrating from the physical environment into living creatures and then being recycled back into the physical environment. For example, an animal could receive nutrition by eating plants. To stay alive, the animal uses the chemical energy gained from the food. When the animal dies, the nutrients in its body return to the soil and are re-absorbed by plants. The transport of nutrients in the ecosystem is driven by nutrient cycles.
The answer is C. Zygote blastocyst embryo fetus
The herbivorous fish will eat more, so the primary producers will be grazed back. They may or may not respond by growing more. We'll assume they don't grow more. So, if the plants are being eaten back, there will be less of them to produce and NPP will drop. This is all assuming that growth is not stimulated by grazing.
Hope this helps!