The answer is -1 you pretty much have the right answer
Answer:
No.
Explanation:
No, we observe different number of ectotherms and endotherms in Arctic, and a dry desert ecosystems because there is difference in the temperature of both the environment. Due to difference in temperature of the external environment, the number of ectotherms and endotherms are present in that ecosystem. More number of ectoderms are present in the desert ecosystem where the ectoderms survive better than endotherms so we can say that number or population is different.
I would think most likely red and white
The answer is c because the glucose is an energy producer within a plant and animal cell
but there are differences:
- Price: a heaver user of cocaine spends $100 to $300 per day, whereas a heavy user of amphetamine spends about $50-$100 a day
- Quality of the rush or high: smoking or injecting cocaine or meth IV produces an intense rush followed by a high or euphoria. The majority of users claim that the rush and the high from cocaine is greater than that from amphetamines, however amphetamines generate greater amounts of prolonged energy
-Duration of action: cocaine's major effects last about 40 minutes, while amphetamines last 4-6 hours
- Manufacture: cocaine is plant-derived and amphetamines are synthetic
- addiction rate: methamphetamine users fall into addiction more quickly than cocaine users and enter treatment sooner
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