Answer: B. littoral zone
Explanation: Their primary prey, insects, live or fly near the shallow and outside edges of ponds and lakes. There is also less predator fish at the edges of lakes and ponds.
Answer:
Proteins
Explanation:
Minerals are not organic compounds, and carbs and lipids do not repair/grow cells (lipids are primarily used to store energy and insulate/protect the body and carbs provide a short boost of energy).
<span>The best place would be far away from a cliff and the worst would be right on top of a cliff or some sort of land such as a beach or directly beneath it. At anytime, gravity will cause mass wasting, in other words the rock and soil will just break apart.</span>
A runner HAS to use the anaerobic respiration process,first we need to know the difference between anaerobic respiration and aeorobic respiration
<span>Anaerobic respiration is done by burning glucose directly without the presence of oxygen giving out lactic acid and energy </span>
<span>Aerobic respiration is done by burning glucose and oxygen giving out water + engergy + Co2 </span>
<span>1.) Take a stop-watch </span>
<span>2.) Take TWO or more runners </span>
<span>3.) Unlike Olympic race match ask ONE of the runners to run their fastes and the others to GRADUALLY speed up </span>
<span>4.) make the runners breath hard for air </span>
<span>5.) after finish line </span>
<span>6.) do a test of Lactic through urin test or use Lactometer (don't ask me how to use it 'cause I don't know lol) </span>
<span>7.) check the concerntration </span>
<span>8.) whoever has the LOWEST concerntration,take that runner time for running and meter to find speed you'll be able to spot out who has used aerobic respiration during the race</span>
<span><u>How does fossilized carbon get back into the atmosphere?</u>
</span>Fossilized carbon is coal. One major way it gets back into the atmosphere is by humans burning it in coal power plants. Carbon gets back into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide through the combustion of fossil fuels.
<span><span><u>How does a plant get nitrogen from the soil?</u>
</span></span>Plants take nitrogen from the soil<span> by absorption through their roots as amino acids, nitrate ions, nitrite ions, or ammonium ions.</span><span>
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