Answer:
Some similarities between a sea slug and a spotted salamander:
1. They both reproduce in a water source. For sea slug oceans, while for Spotted salamander, mostly ponds.
2. They both lay eggs meaning they are oviparous.
Explanation:
The sea slug is an aquatic animal without a bony skeleton. Spotted salamander have a bony skeleton with a similar resemblance to that of a lizard in shape but are diffferent in color, they are amphibians
Answer:
B. Open Stomata
C. Transpiration
Explanation:
Even though plants take up a lot of water from their roots, they lose about 95% of it to the atmosphere in the process known as Transpiration.
Transpiration is done for several reasons: it cools the plant down, it enables plants to access the nutrients in the water as the water moves along the plant and it enables gaseous exchange.
The gaseous exchange happens because carbon dioxide comes in from the same holes on the leaf that the water leaves through to the atmosphere, the open stomata.
The molecules in ice are close together and do not have any movement, or energy at all (frozen). The molecules in water are apart from each other and do have motion and energy. The molecule in gas or vaporization, are far apart from each other, have rapid movement, and have a great amount of energy. Just think that the lighter the liquid state of matter gets, the more energy and motion it has.
I think it is carbohydrate metabolism
