Thanks to recycling, we barely mine lead any more. An estimated 85 percent of lead in use today goes into batteries, mostly for automobiles. And when the batteries run down, 99 percent of this lead is recycled to make new batteries.
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Kelp is eaten by sea otters. Kelp is a large, brown plant that grows in the sea and is used in some foods and medicines
Myelin sheaths, which cover the axon of the nerve cells in the brain and spinal
cord, prevents the electric current from dissipating from the axon.
Destroying the <span>myelin sheaths impairs the
conduction of signals on the affected nerves, causing damage in
every function that the nerve is involved, in this case will affect movements and vision.</span>
A. is the answer, the closer the peaks are to eachother, the higher the frequency and energy.
I believe it is natural selection. Natural selection is when over a period of time, traits that are formed to help the organism survive, are passed to the next generation. For example, if there were two types of rabbits. One had black fur and the other was white. They both lived in the artic. The black furred rabbits are mostly eaten by predators because their black fur is easily seen against the ice and snow. Over a period of time, the black furred rabbit would die out. The next generation would mostly have white fur to help them survive.