The water temperature process in which is forced into the air is called

Which explains why secondary succession generally occurs more rapidly in an area than does primary succession?

kaheart [24]

Secondary succession occurs where there are already a small set a species present, and thus biological life already been able to take a good hold on the area. On the other hand, primary succession occurs in an area devoid of life, and spores from fungi, bacterium or grasses can eventually generate a livable soil for larger plants, and later animals, to take foothold. An example of primary succession would be magma from a volcano sweeping over a large portion of a forest and suffocating all life.

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The disease known as malaria is caused by which type of organism?

aalyn [17]

Answer:

The answer is C) protist

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Bart ran 5000 meters from Mr. Nelson at an average speed of 8 meters/second before he got caught. How long did he run? Distance:

Minchanka [31]

Answer:

time = distance / speed

time = 5000/8

time = 62.5 seconds

∴ the bart ran for 62.5 seconds from Mr. Nelson at an average speed of 8m/s for 5000 meters.

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3 years ago

Put the following in order from when they occur in the visual transduction pathway:

Nana76 [90]

The visual pathway consists of the retina, optic nerves, optic Chaism, optic tracts, lateral geniculate bodies, optic radiations, and visual cortex.

The pathway is, effectively, part of the central nervous system because the retinae have their embryological origins in extensions of the diencephalon.

<h3>What is the pathway of vision steps?</h3>

The visual pathway directs to the anatomical structures responsible for the transformation of light energy into electrical action prospects that can be analysed by the brain.

It begins at the retina and terminates at the primary visual cortex.

Thus, this the corre6ct order, It begins at the retina and terminates at the primary visual cortex.

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emily wants to know how green, blue and red color light affects plant growth compared to natural light. (Hint: what light affect

MArishka [77]

Red and blue colored lights are most effective for plant growth.

Plant Growth is the dependent variable and light color is the independent variable. The rest are control variables.

A Control variable is the part of the experiment that we keep the same throughout all of the test subjects. An independent variable does not depend on other variables and a dependent variable does.

Allow me to explain. When we perform an experiment, many factors that can change the results, For this reason, it is common practice to keep many of them the same for all test subjects (In this case for all of the plants). This way we know that if changes are measured, they were not caused by these variables. These are what we call control variables.

An independent variable does not depend on other variables to remain the same. For example, the species of plant would be an independent variable, given that a plant cannot change its species because of other factors.

A dependent variable does change according to other variables and is often what we try to measure. For this example given, the dependent variable is how much the plant will grow with each colored light.

Knowing that plants rely on light to produce the energy needed to grow, we can <u>hypothesize</u> that applying different colors of light will have an effect on plant growth. To test this, we can create an experiment where we use:

Soil
amount of water
amount of light
species of plant
length of experiment

As control variables.

One group of plants will have blue light, another green, and another red. We can identify the color of light as an independent variable.

Since what we seek to measure is plant growth, we identify this as our dependent variable and measure it for each plant after a set amount of time, to compare results.

With this, you can confidently identify the control, dependent, and independent variables and how to use them in your experiment.

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