Of the options you provided, re-absorption of water is not a direct function of the verebrate liver.
this is done by the excretory & urinary systems - mostly by large intestine to be more exact. The kidneys also play a role in water re-absorption, but they don't play as a significant of a role as the large intestines, which usues many many villi to re-absorb water beofre it's lost during excretion.
Answer:sen
Explanation:when both parties mutually benifit from one another
Answer:
A) Tomato plants grown in soil with no fertilizer
Explanation:
The control group is the group that you do not change anything. This is used as a basis or a baseline to determine whether changes you make in the experimental groups actually made a difference. An experiment is incomplete when you do not have this because it does not show any evidence that the change you made is what ellicits an effect.
Answer: Option B (True)
Explanation: The statement can only occur in different populations of the same organism. The two growth strategies happens in different modes.
Firstly, logistic growth occurs when the resources available in the habitat (i.e organism’s niche) are limited to satisfy the whole population and this allows the organisms of the same species to grow rapidly until it reaches the point the resources can circulate, the carrying capacity.
While exponential growth occurs when there's abundance of resources for the population and allows growth of population beyond the carrying capacity, which results to overshoot of population in later stage of growth.
Secondly, in logistic growth population rarely crash but in exponential growth, population crashes due to mortality (often by predation, disease outbreak and etc) when there's overshoot of population beyond the carrying capacity.
Note: Population refers to the total number of organisms of the same species inhabiting a geographical area at a particular time.
