Secondary consumers are either omnivores or carnivores. This means that they eat both animals and plants. In the situation that a secondary consumer is a carnivore, the secondary consumer is receiving less energy from the primary consumer.

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Why do we itch? Is it an evolution thing?

Brut [27]

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we itch reacting to stimuli like when ee get poked we react and so on. And it not an evolution

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Answer the questions

solong [7]

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This is for the table at the top

Plentiful roaming space- increase - because they have more space they can live in.

Severe drought - decrease- because they wont have enough water

abundant food source - increase - Because they have enough food to sustain themselves

Habitat destruction - decrease - Because they won't have a place to live in

Elimination of predators - increase - Because there will be less animals hunting them for food.

Lack of competition - increase - Because they won't have to compete for food which will allow them to have more.

Disease outbreak - decrease - Because the disease will kill a lot of them and can potentially cause birth rates to go down

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Mary is campaigning for improved air quality in her city. She is very concerned about carbon and methane outputs, but not phosph

Galina-37 [17]

The answer is; D

Carbon dioxide and methane are potent greenhouse gases. They cause heating of the lower atmosphere, by trapping sunlight, that results to climate change. Due to the higher melting and boiling temperatures of phosphorus, it is rare that it occurs as gas in room temperatures. Phosphorus, therefore, does not pose a great threat of climate change.

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