Answer:
To create policies to <em>control or forbid</em> the use of DDT
To create educational programs for the people.
Explanation:
As the individual can not be controlled once it is released, the actions to take abut this problem must be focused on other perspectives. Two main actions would be usefull to improve the condors´ situation:
One of them is to create policies to control or forbid the use of DDT, to reduce contamination in different food and water sources. There are too many animals that get contaminated for feeding on vegetables or other animals grown on perturbed soil, and for drinking polluted water. When these animals die, condor feeds on them and also dies. It is important to avoid using these products that affect the whole biodiversity, including human beings.
The other action is to educate people. It is very important to create educational programs that are accessible to everybody and by which it is possible to teach people about the condors´ biology, feeding behavior, and reproductive rate, among others. People should know that these animals are not dangerous, that they only feed on dead animals, and that their reproduction rate is very low. If people do not have any knowledge about this species and its situation, they will not be able to protect it.
Another name for an animal that is a primary consumer would be a herbivore.
Answer:
the answer is A
Explanation:
i just did this in class, i hope this helps!!
<span>In many plants, stomata are found only on
the lower surface of the leaf. The most likely explanation for this fact
is that water loss would be less on the shaded lower surface than in
direct sun. </span>
cellular respiration releases the greatest amount of energy or ATP.
Explanation:
In cellular respiration 38 ATPs in the process. 4 molecules of ATP are formed in glycolysis, 32 molecules in Oxidative phosphorylation.
alcoholic fermentation: 2 ATP is formed
lactic acid cycle: 2 ATP is formed
photosynthesis: does not produce ATP instead ATP formed from the glucose formed is used in the process.
