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Direction: Label the parts of the female reproductive system.

noname [10]

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2 years ago

What element has 81 protons in the nuclei of its atoms

alex41 [277]

The atomic number reflects how many electrons there are, and there must be an equal charge. therefore, there are the same amount of protons as there are electrons. so if it has 81 protons, we look for number 81 in the periodic table, ThalliumThallium is the answer to this

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The cheetah population was around 100,000 in 1900. Today, fewer than 12,000 cheetahs remain. What type of natural resource are c

sasho [114]

Non-renewable resource

Explanation:

The cheetahs can be considered a non-renewable resource. Non-renewable implies that a resource cannot be replenished at it current rate of depletion.

How much has the cheetah's population declined:

percentage declination = $\frac{Population in 1990}{Population today}$ x 100

Population in 1990 = 100,000

Population today = 12,000

Percentage declination = $\frac{100000}{12000}$ x 100 = 83.3%

We can see that the cheetah has suffered a whooping 83.3% decline in their population.

A renewable resource is one that can be replenished as it is being used such as water, air, e.t.c.

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2 years ago

Economic benefits of forest

omeli [17]

Forests play an important role in the economic development of a country. They provide several goods which serve as raw materials for many industries. Wood grown in forests serves as a source of energy for rural households.

Most of the world’s paper is made from wood and one rather reliable index to the degree of economic development of a country is its per capita consumption of paper. As an economy develops economically, paper is used as packaging material, in communications and in scores of other uses. No really satisfactory substitute for paper exists for many of its uses.

While it has long been recognized that forests play many roles in the economic development of a country in addition to providing wood fiber for many uses, the non-wood outputs of forests are coming increasingly to be recognized and valued everywhere in the world. Forests have watershed values especially in areas with fragile and easily eroded soils; tree cover may be highly valuable simply as protection to the watershed.

Forests are valued as a place for outdoor recreation. The kinds of forests most valuable for outdoor recreation are not always the same as the kinds most valuable for wood production and vice versa. The dense forest with trees closely spaced to take full advantage of the sunlight, moisture and fertility to grow wood, is often less attractive to the recreationist than a more open forest.

Forests are the home for many species of wildlife including mammals, reptiles and birds. Some of these forms of wildlife are clearly valuable to man. Ecologists have been much disturbed at the reduction in wildlife numbers, sometimes to the point of extinction, as tropical forests are cleared.

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3 years ago

why don't humans breed like bunnies? wouldn't it be more efficient to have lots of kids lots of times?

adell [148]

The human body is not made like the bunny because we are made to make 1 at a time whereas bunnies are made to make several

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