Answer:
bacteria
Explanation:
In the most extreme environments on the planet, such as the surroundings of a volcano, we imagine an extremely hot and toxic place, a desolate place that is not conducive to life. In salt deserts the same image is repeated. However, this first impression may lead us to mistake, these environments have been shown to be rich in life, populated by organisms called extremophiles, which is a group composed of bacteria.
For number 1 the first arrow is the cell wall, the second is the membrane, and the last arrow would be the cytoplasm
For number 2 they are in distilled water Bc they are remaining the same and not shrinking up
For three draw the cells smaller salt water sucks the water out of them
For four they get smaller because the salt has a higher concentration making the water leave the cell. Once water has left the cell begins to shrink
<em><u>limiting factor is generally energy availability while in low latitudes moisture is the limiting factor to growth.</u></em>
Answer:
B. an asteroid belt lies between them.
Explanation:
The asteroid belt is the circumstellar disc in the Solar System located roughly between the orbits of the planets Mars and Jupiter. It is occupied by numerous irregularly shaped bodies called asteroids or minor planets.
