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Hey,
I believe this answer is A: The desert plants are likely to be better at retaining water.
Which they do, and they have to cause water is very scarce in the desert unlike the rain forest.
Desert plants likely to be larger is not proven and most plants can vary in size.
Narrower stems may have something to do with it but that goes back to they have to hold more water so this is incorrect.
Brighter flowers doesn't have anything to do with water consumption within a plant so this is incorrect as well.
Hope this helps!
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Answer:
the answer is juvenile
Explanation:
Turtles' life cycles progress from being an egg, hatchling or baby turtle, into being a juvenile.
Available options are:
A. a scientific inquiry is used only by scientists.
B. scientific inquiry is a process of asking and answering questions.
C. scientific inquiry has only one correct pathway.
D. scientific inquiry often involves similar processes and practices.
E. scientific inquiry involves performing investigations and collecting data.
Answer:
B, D, E
Explanation:
Given that scientific inquiry is a term that described how people mostly scientists, observe the natural world and then come out with credible justification established on the findings that were derived.
Hence, the statements that describe scientific inquiry are:
1. B. scientific inquiry is a process of asking and answering questions. Through this, scientist want to understand the reason behind a certain phenomenon
2. D. scientific inquiry often involves similar processes and practices. To carry out scientific studies, certain steps and practices are required, regardless of the subject under study, which does not entirely change.
3. E. scientific inquiry involves performing investigations and collecting data. This is because to carry out a scientific inquiry, part of the steps and practice includes performing investigations and collecting data, regardless of the subject under study.
