<span>I think I've got it right. Check it out:
1. Sea otter => along fonds and stalks
2. Crabs, sea cucumbers => rocky bottom
3. Sea urchin, giant sea bass, kelp bass => around holdfast
4. Starfish => canopy</span>
<span>A fever that increases body temperature by 1 degree F will raise a person's base metabolic rate by somewhere in the realm of 7%. For a two-degree rise, as in this case, the rise will be approximately 14%. With a base metabolism of 1500kcal and adding 14% to that rate, the figure becomes (1500 * 1.14), or 1710 kcal.</span>
Photosynthesis is necessary for providing energy for an ecosystem. Plants produce energy by the sun. This allows animals to eat the plants, getting its energy. Then predators can eat those animals. When all of these organisms die, then decomposers eat the decaying matter.
The genotype for the F1 generation is PURPLE PETALS.
In cross breeding, the offspring of the original generation in a cross are called F1 generation. When two breeding of a particular living organisms are crossed, then the F1 generation will be all the same.<span />