A "stimulus" is basically an event that happens in the outside environment that triggers a response. So, when you touched the dog's ear, that's a stimulus. The twitch is a response! So, A is correct. But just to be sure, let's look at the rest.
Artificial selection (B) is basically breeding: when humans breed organisms in order to obtain desired traits, like breeding dog species--this is not what our example is talking about.
Natural selection (C) is a similar process. When an organism mutates, but it actually helps it survive, it is more likely than the others to survive long enough to have babies. These babies are likely to have the helpful mutation, and so are their babies, and theirs, until a good portion of them have the mutation. This is NOT the example above!
And D, reproduction--well, let's just say it would involve a female dog and lots of babies, but that's not related to our example, so that isn't right either. The answer is A: a response to a stimulus.
Answer: A
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Merchandise Mart is liable for Trespassing on private property.
Explanation:
Luella has clearly trespassed on the private property of Merchandise Mart and the security guard is well within their rights to detain such person in the absence of the police.
<u>So the Merchandise Mart may put up a case for trespassing and civic disturbance during the hours of work, if they can prove that the premises entered are indeed private property </u>and not public access in which case Luella may have a right to defend themselves.
<span>The answer is long-term memory
Memory is that part of the brain where information is encoded, stored, and retrieved. The human memory is categorized into three, namely: sensory memory (duration is normally less than a second), short-term memory (duration is normally not more than 1 minute) and Long-term memory (the storage duration can be life-time). It is in the long-term Memory where information concerning experience, skills, tasks, facts, events, concepts and one conscious is stored.
So in the case where Abraham describes to his friend what he did in his last summer vacation, he relies on his long-term memory.</span>
So hmm the distances are clearly 6km and 15km anyway
so hmmm alrite.. recall your d = rt, or distance = rate * time
if the rate of speed of the tourist's boat is say "r", on the river, against the stream, is not going to be "r" but we have to subtract the river's speed, since we know is "2", thus the speed of the boat is " r - 2"
now, off he goes on the lake, however, the lake is just still water, so, on still water, his speed is indeed just "r"
if he sailed "t" time in the river, on the lake was 1 extra hour, or " t + 1 "
thus
solve for "r"
