Answer:
It makes the dogs at a higher risk of health issues later on in life.
Explanation:
The dogs are usually only bred for looks. Their health is not taken into consideration.
The appropriate answer is a. the conversion of radiant energy to chemical energy. Plants use light from the sun to convert carbon dioxide and water to glucose. An important bi-product of this reaction is oxygen which is vital to all life on earth. When humans consume glucose and do work they are converting chemical energy into heat energy and mechanical energy.
Answer:
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Answer:
O With training, the puppies are likely to excel at agility competitions.
O Without training, the puppies are no more likely to succeed at agility competitions than any other dog.
Explanation:
This two options speaks the same thing and are the correct option.
The phenotype of an organism is a product of genotype and environment
P=G+E
The litters can inherit the trait of running, having a good vigour and ability to win agility competition but when the environment do not allow this trait to be expressed the trait can be masked i. e may not find expression.
The environment ensure that this litters are been taught the rudiment of agility competition to ensure they win if they are not been taught, they many not know they have the ability to win and will not be different from other dogs.
The training is what brings out the potential in them that can later be seen and expressed in the competition.
A. The great egret. It has a similar hunting area (the edge of the pond) and also eats fish, as well as other similar prey to the great blue heron
