A reproductive strategy presents an approach of a type of an organism to reproduction and of taking care of it's offspring.
Generaly speaking, there are two main reproductive strategies, K and R reproductive strategies.
The organisms that apply the R strategy produce a great number of small, independent offspring and when the offspring is born or hatched it's left to
try to survive on its own. This strategy is used by bacteria, many invertebrates, and reptiles.
On the other hand, the K strategy organisms produce a small number of offspring that they care of for a significant amount of time after they are born. This strategy is used mostly by mammals and birds.
Answer:
plants.
1.cannot move from.
one place to another.
2.most are green.
3.sense organ absent
animals
1.can move from one place to another
2.have different colours
3.sense organ present
<span>Zookeepers
have a difficulty of keeping koala bears alive because Koala bears are
susceptible to viral infections. There is a virus that is present to Koalas
which is called the Koala retrovirus. Koala retrovirus makes a Koala bear more
susceptible to infections and even cancer. </span>
Answer:
All land plants undergo an alteration of generations to reproduce; the sporangium is borne upon the sporophyte, which is the asexual second generation structure
Explanation:
In the case of breathing, probably because we have gotten so used to it by now.
