<span>Beneficial traits are inherited traits (they may be phyical, biochemical, or behavioral) which increase an organism's fitness. Fitness is the technical term in biology for an organism's ability to reproduce itself, compared to other organisms. A beneficial trait, then, may either (1) increase the number of times which an organism reproduces, (2) increase the number of offspring which an organism has per reproductive act, or (3) increase the fitness of individual offspring. These three are not, of course, mutually exclusive. </span>
Divide the mass of the object by its volume to yield the density of the object. For example, the object density = mass / (Vf – Vi). Compare the measured density to that of pure gold (19.3 g/cc) to determine whether the object is made of pure gold.
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homeostasis keeps you alive ex: shivering produces heat in cold temperatures
Autotroph produce their own food ex: plant
Heterotroph consume other organisms: humans
Explanation:
Hello 102683Moreno, <span>Where does the energy come from to make ATP in the light reaction, </span><span>from the motion of hydrogen ions.</span>
