<span>During the ALARM STAGE of the general adaptation syndrome, catecholamines are released by the adrenal medulla, intense arousal occurs, and the body mobilizes internal physical resources to meet the demands of the stress-producing event.
This gives the body a burst of energy to flee from the scene that causes the stress to prevent the further damage that might happen to the body. Kind of similar when you accidentally touch the flame on a candle, your body automatically undergoes alarm stage and signals your brain to move your hand away from the heat that caused you pain.</span>
The answer is B. Water can produce electricity.
The correct answer is that it will not affect the length of the tails of any of the offspring.
The modification in the tail of the mouse was not because of its genes, rather, it was because of the environment. The correct answer is that it will not affect the length of the tails of any of the offspring.
The modification in the tail of the mouse was not because of its genes, rather, it was because of the environment. The passing of the traits from the parents to the offspring is known as heredity, and the offspring attain the genetic information of their parents. Thus, the mouse will pass on only the features present in its genes to its offspring.
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.
