It's common knowledge that trees become bare during winter, but not many people know how trees keep themselves alive during the bitter cold. ... The first part of dormancy is when trees lose their leaves. They don't make food in the winter, so they have no use for masses of leaves that would require energy to maintain.
Sediment. So the river picks up sediment when it is moving quickly and deposits it when it slows down (or when there is a bend in the river).
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I think so it will be AB I think so
Amino acids are coded for by triplet bases in RNA called codons.
The answer is B.) Omnivores eat plants.
