<h2>Energy allocation in penguin</h2>
Explanation:
- Although penguins don't grow from year to year, they increase and decrease in size as they repeatedly form and use energy stores,a significant amount of energy might be stored in fat during part of the year but be missing from the pie chart because it is used later in the year
- Allocation of limited endogenous resources causes trade-offs between competing traits, such as reproduction, somatic growth and maintenance
- During food deprivation, animals cannot maximize all of their life-history traits and must exhibit adaptive behavioral, physiological and biochemical responses to reduce metabolism and/or the cost of current activities in order to maintain biological value
Answer:
Biogenesis
Explanation:
The theory of biogenesis states that only living organisms can produce other living organisms.
Answer:
32 mm
Explanation:
The field of view is the total area visible through the microscope
. The diameter of the field of view can be measured.
There is an inverse relationship between the magnification and the field diameter. As magnifications decreases, the field diameter increases by the same proportion, and as magnifications increases, the field diameter decreases by the same proportion.
The relationship between field diameter and magnification is:
magnification of A * field diameter of A = magnification of B * field diameter of B
120X * 8 mm = 30X * B
B = 120X / 30X * 8 mm
B = 32 mm = 32000 μm
The field diameter of 30X magnification is 32 mm (32000 μm)
The correct answer is:
Option D: Evapotranspiration
Water is removed both from the plants and the soil. Evapotranspiration is a process by which the water is removed from plants and ground and is added back into the atmosphere. From ground, water is removed in the form of evaporation from the soil. And from plants the water is removed by transpiration. Hence the term Evapotranspiration.
1) Because we are constantly discovering new species of organisms, the system of classification is growing.
2) In order for scientists to write, learn, and retrieve data about organisms, there most be an organized filing system in place.
