It would possess the same value. Remember the atomic number of an element corresponds to the number of protons found in an atom of that element.
The main reason would be evolution. A nocturnal animal has developed over time to see better in the dark, camouflage into the darkness, and it most likely relies on scent more than sight. A diurnal animal would mainly rely on sight and smell almost equally, and have a pelt that can blend in with it's surroundings. The ranges also depend on the animal's habitat, whether its carnivorous, omnivorous, or herbivorous. Carnivores mainly rely on scent, omnivores seem to rely equally, and herbivores most likely rely on scent. Chances are, late humans did have stronger senses, but as we evolved past needing to scent predators and prey, we rely more on sight and only really use scent to recognise certain things. Humans aren't in as much danger as other animals anymore, for the most part.
It would be a central vacuole
<span>The answer to this question would be: increasing fluid and fiber in the diet.
The opioid analgesic drug might be disrupting the nervous signal causing the reduction in the gastrointestinal mobility. If the intestine moves slower, then it means that the time it will absorb water will be increased. In this case, the feses will become harder because the water content will be lower. So it will be better if the fluid intake increased and take more fiber to make defecation easier.</span>
Natural ecosystem : ex a tropical rainforest ( basically anything made my nature ) ; artificial ecosystem : ex an aquarium, a zoo ( every type of ecosystem but man made )