Answer:
B !
Explanation:
I'm basing this off of a lesson I took two years ago, but the answer is B! The interior of Earth is rumored to be filled with magma as a way to have convection currents in itself, and to move the tectonic plates/ create the tectonic plates, if I remember correctly.
If i'm wrong I can still prove why it's not the other choices.
It's not A becuase when rock gets hotter, it rises, and when it cools, it sinks.
it's not C becuase it said "interior of the planet", which it may be referencing somewhere having to do to below the crust. as well, you need to cool rocks as to make it solid, not heated up rocks. but even then, mountains are made by the plates.
it's not D becuase glaciers are affected by climate change and occurrences the biosphere, not the interior of the planet.
<span>Echinoderms are marine invertebrates, they dwell under the sea unlike that of others that mostly live in land.
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Answer:
carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids
Explanation:
There are thousands of different types of molecules in a cell, but there are only four major classes of biomolecules.
Answer:
Dandelions may appear <u>quicker after harsh conditions and reproduce at a faster rate.</u> However, both dandelions and shrubs are considered <u>fast-growing plant species</u> that can be categorized as <u>pioneer species.</u>
Explanation:
Secondary succession refers to the changes that take place in a disturbed habitat. Pioneer plant species are those that <u>colonize new habitats after harsh climate conditions and that tend to reproduce at a fast rate.</u>
According to researcher J.W. Darlling (2008), pioneer herbs and shrubs are species that tend to grow faster in comparison to other species, making them excellent pioneer species.
This occurs thanks to plants that are <u>wind-pollinated</u>, such as dandelions, have a higher chance to appear because, as it is a disturbed environment, there are no insects or other fauna present. In addition, shrubs are <u>persistent species that are able to reproduce fast with limited soil availability</u> but a bit <em>slower</em> in comparison to dandelions.