This doesn't happen in mitosis. Mitosis is preceded by interphase. Interphase has three phases: G1, S and G2. What you call chromosome doubling happens in S phase.
1. Calling for attention could mean asking for a mate, or simply marking territory.
2. The rattlesnake's rattle serves as a warning to all its prey and predators.
3. A sweet scent for a plant attracts insects to pollinate their flowers.
4. Some may have a unique way of calling out, or weird movements. Take tropical birds for example.
5. I think it's because that the females are attracted to a certain call or movement.
6. communication is talking to each other.
7. Stimuli can induce the hypothalamus in an organism's brain to react accordingly.
8. Animals need a voice, or a call, or a maovement, or anything to get their point across.
That was a lot of typing, but i'm done. :)
Option three, starfish is the correct answer since if you draw a line between it, it would be even!
Answer:
See the answer below
Explanation:
The chaparral biome is a temperate biome with a characteristic high temperature and dryness during summer and mild rainy winters and springs. The biome can be found in relatively small amounts in the major continents of the world with its rich plant and animal diversity who have successfully adapted to the conditions of the biome.
Due to the high biodiversity of the chaparral biome, <u>one would expect it to be resilient to the loss of a single species.</u> <em>The more the biodiversity of a biome or community, the more resilient such biome or community would be to the loss of species and lower the biodiversity, the more sensitive the community would be to the loss of species. </em>
