Explanation:
A ) Fossil fuels provide cheaper energy
MARK AS BRAINLIST IF IT IS USEFUL .
<span>With the do until structure, the statements in the loop are repeated as long as a certain condition is false. The do until structure is used in order to execute a block of statements in an unspecified number of times until a condition becomes true.</span>
Answer:
Please see below
Explanation:
A. Zebra mussels are located in the areas of the United States that they were introduced to but it continues to spread across the US as time progresses.
B. Since the Zebra mussels can attach itself to solid surfaces, boats are no exceptions. They are able to go a few days out of water which gives them enough time to remain attached until a boater takes the vessel to another lake or isolated body of water.
C. Since these are filter feeders they are growing without a natural predator since they are an invasive specie. They feed on the algae in the water and use up almost all of this food supply and makes resources for other native specie (fish) that depend on this food source to die out.
D. Burmese pythons in the Florida everglades are an invasive specie. The prey on endangered species, have no real predator and have voracious feeding habits that affect the numbers in the animal population.
E. Non- native mongoose was introduced on Jamaica to control the snake population. The problem with introducing a non native specie would be that this new organism is also without a natural predator. After the target specie has been eliminated it may try to feed on other animals in the ecosystem as well.
F. Invasive species need to adapt to weather conditions and should be able to hunt/acquire its food in order to survive in its new environment.
Quadriceps tendon to base of patella and onto tibial tuberosity via the patellar ligament.
Intestinal Bacteria is known to :
- Make vitamins we use
- Help our immune system function correctly
- Make anti-inflammatory chemicals
- Help to keep us lean (possibly)
- Digest proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates in our food
