Answer: The privatization of endangered species will reduce their chances of extinction.
Explanation:
The endangered species are those species which are low in numbers, their population will reduce or extinct in the near future. The privatization of these animals will protect them from dangers of trafficking, predation, habitat loss, and death due to natural disaster. Animals like elephant, monkey, tiger, lion are privatized to protect their extinction.
The trade of hides, teeth, ivory, flesh, horn, and other parts of the endangered animals will accelerate the rate of extinction. Prohibition of trade will allow the agents of trafficking to get chances of killing and stealing animal parts to a large number.
The tragedy of commons suggests that people neglect the well being of the society for personal gain. Those people who exploit the resources from endangered species causing harm to the nature as they are responsible for reducing biodiversity.
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Explanation:
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It took away their habitat and their food supply as well.
Answer:lipid bilayer are essentially impermeable to polar solutes
Explanation:the cell membrane is a phospholipid bilayer.it is composed of lipids,proteins and carbonhydrates attached.the lipid bilayer forms the bulk of material on the membrane as a result it is impermeable to the movement of polar molecules in and out of the cell.small and non polar substances can pass through the bilayer of the membrane. the lipids and proteins occurs in varying composition in the membrane, depending on the
cell .the membrane has both a hydrophobic end and a hydrophilic end.the hydrophobic ends of the membrane folds toward each other.while the hydrophilic end is exposed to the water phase.the membrane is very flexible and thin and acts as a barrier that separates the cells external and internal environment
Answer:
c The trees will grow and the forest will be restored to its original form.
Explanation:
The ashes from the old trees will serve as nutrient for the new plants. its restores back the ecosystem because the old tress and ashes will decay which will return nutrient to the soil.
the new seedlings will be exposed to fresh air and sunlight which improve there germination.