It kills of the virus while strengthening the immune system
Answer:
Exponential growth and a type II survivorship curve
Explanation:
- Firstly we need to understand what exponential growth is, it is the type of growth in which population of any specie increases at a tremendous rate, constantly. In this type of growth, the increase is an exponential function of time for example, 2 reproduce to form form, four to sixteen and so on.
Population survivorship curves are simply the graphs representing increase in population with respect to time. There are three types of population survivor ship curve, Type I, Type II and Type III.
- <u>In Type II survivorship curve,</u><u> </u>there is a constant dying rate of individuals of population with respect to time.
Now lets come back towards question, where two characteristics of the population are mentioned,
- Exponential growth of a population of sparrows with each generation.
- Constant dying rate
<em>This clarifies that </em><u><em>Exponential growth and a type II survivorship curve</em></u><em> is the best option representing the said scenario.</em>
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Answer:
C. She treats the coral samples identically with varying levels of carbonic acid.
Explanation:
She releases cement particles into a random number of the coral samples.
Doing this is uncontrolled, using a random number for anything in an experiment is a no no.
She uses three different types of coral to establish her dependent variables.
Different types of coral could react differently to the acid, always use only one dependent variable in an experiment.
She obtains her coral samples from coral reefs surrounding different continents.
It is important that the samples of coral be as close to the same as possible so that the coral variables stay constant.
<span>Only the "Analysis" section includes specific data comparisons, and the only "Conclusion" section suggests further research.???</span>
The part of the brain that is being <span>tested when a police officer asks a DWI suspect to walk a straight line and touch his nose with his finger is the primary motor cortex.
The motor cortex has to do with movement and balance - so obviously, if you need to prove that you can walk a straight line, which involves both of these things, or if you need to move your finger to a certain spot, which also involves both balance and movement, that would be the correct answer.
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