Answer:
D). Choice 2 and 3
Explanation:
Given the options above, the limiting factors are both the "Amount of water in the lake" and the "Temperature of the lake"
This is because the amount of water in the lake can only carry as much of the number of fishes as possible it can contain or sustain. This implies that the higher the water content in the lake the higher the number of fishes it can contain and vice versa.
Also, the temperature of the lake is a limiting factor because the temperature of the lake supports the light penetration to the fishes in the water. Should the temperature increases beyond the highest level the water can support, the fishes will die.
Answer:
I would choose the arthropod phylum, a new spider.
Explanation:
The morphology will be as a new blue spider, with 8 legs, and apparently another small helping leg, their abdomen is twice the size of its head, its spinneret is as big as its pedipalp. The males has the double size of the females. At night brights with ultraviolet light.
The main adaptation of this spider is that because of its blue color, the main house in which it lives is a blue big flower, at night the main defense is its bright color that it seems a light so can drive away its predators.
Hello, Umarhaley.
For question 12 the answer is :
B, since the fluid moves from an area of high concentration to lower concentration to calibrate it!
For question 13 the answer is :
B, because diffusion is movement from high concentration to lower concentration while osmosis is movement of water in high to low concentration!
For question 14 the answer is :
B, because that's where eurokaryotic does the process of DNA synthesis on the nucleus!
For question 15 the answer is :
C, mitosis as it is cell division that help the plant grow longer to reach the water by its 2 daughter cells.
-procklown
The answer is nucleus acids
<span>Meiosis consists of one round of DNA replication accompanied by two rounds of cell division.
Before meiosis starts, the cell </span><span>goes through an interphase period in which it grows, replicates its chromosomes to have enough material to divide for the daughter cells.
Unlike mitosis, meiosis has 2 cell division (meiosis
I and II). At the end of the first division, </span><span>each cell has half the number of chromosomes of the parent cell. At the end of the second division</span> there is separation of the sister chromatids
