Answer:
B. Resources such as time and energy are limited, so survivorship and fecundity cannot both be maximized simultaneously.
Explanation:
Each species trade-off between the survival and the life history traits such as a number of offspring produced, parental care and frequency of reproduction. Both reproductive success (fecundity) and survival success cannot be maximized due to limited resources.
For instance, species such as mosquitoes spend minimum energy is parental care but produce a large number of relatively unprotected young ones when the growth conditions become favorable to ensure the continuity of the species. They cannot spend much time in acquiring reproductive maturity and post natal care due to a small period of favorable growth conditions. On the other hand, most of the mammals such as human beings spend their energy in pre- and postnatal care to their young ones.
No they do not have the same process but they are very close and work in function with each other
The Stroma is the colorless fluid surrounding the grana (or Granum) and enzymes in the process of photosynthesis is embeded in the stroma and also the thylakoid membranes
Thylakoids are the site of the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis. Thylakoids<span> consist of a </span>thylakoid <span>membrane surrounding a </span>thylakoid<span> lumen. They normally stack up in stacks called Granum and the Stroma surrounds</span>
By humans breathing . or by pollution .
