Answer:
36 gallons
21 ponds of beef
Explanation:
since JEFF killed the bigcow he got a lot of beef and patrisha or whatever got a skinny minny cow she got 21 pounds less and aptrisha was lazy too so she had 36 gallons of milk less than JEFF
( My NaMe Is JeFf)
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It is the Mitochondria Homeostasis Pathway Suite.
Answer:
The answer is B.
Explanation:
Leopard seals often eat other (smaller) seals. Larger leopard seals eat other seals, including the crabeater seal. Leopard seals are the only species of seal known to consume other species of seal. They have also been known to eat Antarctic fur seal and southern elephant seal pups.
Answer:
a. the sporophyte stage becomes the dominant stage
Explanation:
Non vascular seedless plants are represented by bryophytes (mosses, liverworts and hornworts). Within their life cycle, gametophyte is the dominant stage as it the assumes the nutritional role (photosynthetic activity) and lives longer than the sporophyte, which grows on and at expense of the gametophyte. Sporophytes are usually non photosynthetic and with a shorter lifetime, only reduced to a foot, stalk and capsule where spores are developed and then released.
On the other hand, in seeded, vascular plants (conifers and flowering plants) the situation is quite the opposite, as the sporophyte is the dominant stage for it is macrocopically much more evident and larger, its lifetime accounts for almost the total life cycle and assumes all the photosynthetic role (proving nutrients to the gametophyte). In these plants the gametophyte is completely dependent on the sporophyte and is reduced to a the pollen grain (male gametophyte or micro gametophyte) or embryo sac (female gametophyte or mega gametophyte).
I would say C because you start out with the sun, the original source of energy, and the energy goes to the plants, primary producers, which obtain all the energy and make food and also store some "for later", but when the insects, primary consumers, eat the plants they don't get all the energy that the plants had originally taken in, they only get what they had stored "for later" and the rest of the energy dissipates as heat. And the same thing continues up that chain, when frogs eat insects, they don't get all the energy that was in the insect, their stored energy is lost. Hopefully this helps :)