1) This includes two leaf-feeding beetles, one root-boring weevil and one flower-feeding weevil. ... calmariensis are leaf-eating beetles which seriously affect growth and seed production by feeding on the leaves and new shoot growth of purple loosestrife plants.
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In order to do fossil comparative anatomy and branching diagrams to explain the evolution of organism, scientists use <u>radiocarbonation </u><u>method</u>.
Explanation:
Carbon-14 can combine with oxygen in the atmosphere to create carbon dioxide, which is then absorbed by plants and makes its way through the food chain. The amount of carbon-14 in living plants and animals matches the amount in the atmosphere, but when plants and animals die, they no longer absorb carbon-14.
Because radiocarbon has a known rate of decay, the scientists can now determine about how long it has been since the plant or animal was alive. <u>The lower the amount of radiocarbon, the older the object.</u>
(Sometimes, C-12 is also used)
For the first question is that crabgrass because in the process of secondary succession a forest fire burns down a forest then grasses grow back, then annual flowers bloom and eventually trees begin to grow so crabgrass is the initial stages of secondary succession.
Answer:
A.) for souvenirs
Explanation:
Tourists are interested in mining corals mainly to get souvenirs, since corals are known to be pretty and would be a "good" souvenir because of that.
Tourists would not be interested in mining corals to build roads, get protection, or get bone grafts because tourists are just interested in visiting a place and getting souvenirs from it.
The answer is predation because when a living organism eats another living organism (predator eating prey) it is predation and also the cycle of life. (Like how we eat our foods in our everyday life lol)
