Whelm Wundt opened the first psychological laboratory in 1879
From the excerpt, I conclude that the Maya forefathers believed it was the fate of animals to be hunted and eaten. The key segment of this text is "Accept your destiny. Your flesh shall be torn to pieces." The forefathers mention they have changed their mind because animals were not able to adore or obey them.
Because animals cannot adore their creators, "there shall be those" who will be able to do all of this. These "others" are the humans, who will hunt and eat animals. Animals will then have to accept their destiny and "be changed," being sent to the ravines and the woods.
I think that the most reasonable conclusion is answer D.
<u><em>Answer:</em></u>
Change the texture of their scales
<u><em>Explanation:</em></u>
Species with this characteristic are capable of changing the texture to fool predators, not attract mates
When he left Stromford, Crispin did not know what was written on his mothers cross of lead because he could not read.
<span>The correct answer is B. saprobic. The fungi that's there feeds off of your dead skin and spread and develops which in turn produces more dead skin and they feed even more and that's what saprobic means basically, an organism that feeds off of dead matter. The dead skin on top of your normal skin is what makes it saprobic.</span>
