First Food Chain: Forest Floor Plants -> Tapir -> Jaguar
Second Food Chain: Forest Floor Plants -> Monkeys -> Jaguar
Third Food Chain: Forest Floor Plants -> Monkeys -> Boa
Forth Food Chain: Forest Floor Plants -> Insects -> Iguana -> Boa
Fifth Food Chain: Fruit -> Fruit Bat -> Boa
Here are the food chains that share at least one organism: First and Second (Jaguar and Forest Floor Plants), First and Third (Forest Floor Plants), First and Forth (Forest Floor Plants), Second and Third (Forest Floor Plants and Moneys), Second and Forth (Forest Floor Plants), Third and Forth (Forest Floor Plants and Boa), Third and Fifth (Boa), Forth and Fifth (Boa).
Answer:
Most preservation methods cannot completely eliminate spoilage phenomena indefinitely.
Explanation:
There are many different types of preservation methods. They inclue things like dehydration, smoking, fermentation, salting, sweetening, canning, freezing, ultra high temperature, and irradation. Although some of these change food integrity, others maintain it. However, no method of preservation can preserve food indefinitely.
D. friction pulls the skates wheels westward
Answer:
Paranthropus robustus
Explanation:
2.5 million years ago some autralopithecines were identified by dating fossils from South Africa, meaning they lived a good period of time. Of these, Australopithecus africanus is well known and is a little closer to our species. Other fossils found in excavations in both southern Africa and eastern Africa have been found to be of more recent specimens 2.5 to 2 million years ago. These specimens were classified as Paranthropus robustus and Paranthropus boisei. These australopithecine species became extinct and left no current descendants.
