<h2>Answer:</h2>
saprotrophs or saprophyte
<h2>Explanation:</h2>
A saprophyte or saprotroph is an organism which gets its energy from dead and decaying organic matter. This may be decaying pieces of plants or animals. They are consumers in the food chain.Bacteria and fungi are important saprotrophs.
<span>Climate
has an effect on the temperature, amount of water and amount of sunlight in a
particular area (abiotic factors) it then affects the physical features of the
area as well as the kinds of plants and animals that can survive in the biome
(biotic factors). Areas with low rainfall, high temperatures and large amount
of sunlight leads to a dry and arid climate. On the other hand, if an area has
lots of water, moderate sunlight and moderate to high temperatures leads to having
a tropical biome with lush plants and several animal species. Areas with cold
temperatures and little sunlight, have fewer animals and organisms, examples of
these are the Arctic and Antarctic regions.</span>
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Answer:
There are four subsystem of earth that includes lithosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere and atmosphere.
Ocean is included in hydrosphere and is one of teh largest subsytem in the earth. <u>The two input and output to the ocean subsytem are as following:</u>
- The wind energy (input) transfer to ocean surface affects the motion of water in the ocean and produces waves (output).
- Heat energy recieved from the sun (input) is transferred toward the poles and allows the heat lost to the space (output).
<u>some of the interaction of ocean with other subsytem are as following:</u>
- Interaction between biosphere and hydrosphere (ocean): ocean provide water to living organism for survival and growth.
- Interaction between atmosphere and ocean is water cycle. The water from ocean evaporates through heat (sun) and through rain the water again reaches to the oceans.
The answer would be D, the carbon-12 atom.
You can see the structures within the organelles of the cells (e.g the structure within a mitochondria) with an electron microscope as it has a much higher resolution than light microscopes.