Explanation:
matter cycle through eco system
Are the pythons a new species?
How can the python population be controlled?
How quickly are pythons reproducing in the Everglades?
<span>How are the pythons affecting other animal populations?
Among the choices, the question least likely to be asked is ARE THE PYTHONS A NEW SPECIES?
It may be asked but the other three questions are more important. This is because we need to know the effect of the growing python population has on the existence of other animals in the Florida Everglades.
Pythons are hunters. Uncontrolled population growth will result to the decrease of the population of other animals because they are the prey of the pythons. Therefore, rate of reproduction and observation regarding their immediate effect to their environment are of utmost importance compared to whether pythons are new species or not.
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Answer:
The answer is raise taxes. Hope this helps!
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If you need, the rest of the answers are:
1) Raise taxes
2) To mitigate beach erosion for a period of time. To replenish sand on a beach.
3) Beach erosion may increase on the downdrift side of the jetties.
4) Both relocate materials back to the shore.
5) They cause narrower beach areas.
6) A beach experienced massive sand loss after a recent hurricane.
The phenotype will have tall plants and short plants in ratio of 1:1.
<h3><u>Explanation</u>:</h3>
The heterozygous tall plant has the genotype of Tt whereas the homozygous short plant has the genotype of tt. So the gametes produced by the long plant is T and t. Whereas the gametes produced by the short plant is t.
So the offsprings will have the genotype of Tt and tt. The Tt genotype has the phenotype of tall plant, and the genotype tt has the phenotype of short plant.
So the phenotype of the plants are tall and short, in ratio of 1:1.
The genotype of the plants are Tt and tt in ratio of 1:1.
