Answer:
Option 4 depends on the ability to turn towards light.
Explanation:
Prophase is the first stage of cellular division. Followed by metaphase, anaphase, and telophase.
IF:
Number of cells:

DNA lenght:

Distance from Earth to Sun:

Then:
a) <span>Over how many miles would the total DNA from the average human stretch?
The answer is product of multiplication of the number of cells (C) and the DNA length (D):
Total DNA: </span>

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The total DNA from the average human will stretch 
b) How many times would the total DNA from the average human stretch from Earth to the Sun and back?
The answer is concluded from the ratio of the total DNA length (T) and the <em>twice </em>(because of stretch to the Sun and back, thus, <em>two directions</em>) of distance from <span>Earth to the Sun (ES) and :
Ratio: </span>

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</span><span> ⇒ [tex]R = 667.7
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Thus, 667,7 times will the <span>
total DNA from the average human stretch from Earth to the Sun and back.</span>
Answer:
Your answer would be a <u><em>NICHE</em></u>.
Explanation:
when an animal in an ecosystem consisting of such things as what it eats, when it eats, and where it lives would be called a <u><em>NICHE</em></u>.
Answer:
(C) The main predator of these fish is another species of fish on which alligators also prey.
Explanation:
The ecosystems are complex systems, and removing one species of them, always has a chain reaction and affects the population of the other species, be it in a positive or negative manner. In this case, the alligators prey upon fish, multiple different species. The alligators though have been removed from the ecosystem, thus the apex predator exists no more. This has opened up the top predator niche in the food chain in this particular ecosystem. The predatory fish species had no predators of its own, so its population increased, thus it needed more food, and that food was obtained by hunting the other fish species, resulting in a decline in the population of the other species of fish. Only when the carrying capacity is reached in the ecosystem for the predatory fish, the population of the other fish will stop declining.