<span>The answer is I, II and III. These
microbes can be funds even in hydrothermal vents at the bottom of ocean
trenches where they convert chemicals to organic matter. Most are critical in
the many nutrient cycles such as the nitrogen and carbon cycles. These microbes form the
base of the food chain since they support higher organisms such as paramecium
which are in turn eaten by higher organism such as amoeba. The amoebas are then
fed by tadpoles, for example, and the tadpoles are eaten by fish…and etcetera. </span>
The nitrogen base will be uracil
Answer:
C is the correct answer for your question
Explanation:
the fox can easy transfer to other animals n so can the hawk but for the snake, no
Answer: No, because the lysosome and the cell, membrane are needed.
If cells didn't have a membrane, the cell would just melt everywhere. If we didn't have lysosomes, there would be a lot of toxins in the cells.
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Explanation:
They both belong to the clade mammalia.
Wolverines, foxes- any furry animal that eats meat as its main source of energy, obligate carnivores.
