Correct answer: Halftone
The halftone is a reprographic technique, which uses continuous imaginary tone by the use of dots, which vary in size or in spacing.
Example: The shades of gray in print are produced by breaking the image of the object into tiny dots that appear to blend into a continuous tone when viewed with a naked eye. Such a pattern of tiny dots is called a halftone.
I believe the answer you’re looking for is Occluded
<span>The correct answer is C. lack of competition. It was exactly the opposite, the competition caused them to adapt and change their beak shape and size in order to be more proficient in getting food. This is what he described in his theory on how finches speciated and became genetically different from other finches similar to them.</span>
The bee who is enthralled by the pollen gets some of it stuck to itself and travels with the plants offspring which ensures the plants reproduction. The wind blows the seeds of the dandelion to far off places to ensure the reproduction of the dandelion. The squirrel who is storing acorns for the winter will eat some of them, but other acorns are forgotten which ensures the reproduction of the acorn tree's reproduction.
