Answer:Luteinizing Hormone
Explanation:Luteinizing Hormone (LH) is a gonadotropin synthesized and secreted by the anterior pituitary gland in response to GnRH. Like FSH, LH is involved in reproductive processes in both males and females. When follicle maturation is complete, an LH surge triggers ovulation.
Choice three makes the most sense for this question
Secondary Succession will occur after a fire burns down 100 acres of a forest. thus option C is correct.
<h3>What is secondary succession?</h3>
When a disturbance does not completely remove all life and nutrients from the environment, secondary succession occurs.
Despite the fact that fire, flooding, and other disturbances can devastate a landscape, drive away many plants and animals, and reset the biological community to an earlier stage, the habitat remains alive because the soil stores nutrients and seeds that were laid down before to the disturbance.
Buried seeds can sprout soon after the disruption has passed, and some may have a better chance because of less competition and less shading. Some animals may have evolved to deal with a particular disturbance on a regular basis.
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A chemical change is a change in which the composition of the matter is changed at the molecular level, most chemical changes are not easily irreversible, for example, an egg being cooked, the egg changes from its liquid like state to a solid, and it is not possible to revert it back to its original change. The egg itself is changed in this case.
A physical change on the other hand however, is only changing the substance of a matter, not its composition, this is usually easily reversible. For example, water turning into ice, the water's substance changed from its liquid state to its solid state, it is still water, and it can easily be turned back into water by heating it.
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True. This is because they form the lowest parts of the food chain. These invertebrates at young stages are generally exposed to the harsh environments around them. Being organisms that have not developed their mechanisms for protection these invertebrates will be subject to bigger animals and will serve as an easy prey. These invertebrates can be easy prey to larger organisms like birds and frogs, that mostly feed on insects and soft organisms. The saying, "survival of the fittest," is always true when it comes to the ecosystem.