Bogs are one of North America's most distinctive kinds of wetlands. They are characterized by spongy peat deposits, acidic waters and a floor covered by a thick carpet of sphagnum moss. Bogs receive all or most of their water from precipitation rather than from runoff, groundwater or streams
All flowers have different scents
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Over time the beetle population will adapt as a result of natural selection because the beetles "desired" by the birds will be eaten and their population will dimish as a result. The beetles that are not eaten by the birds will have a chance to allow their population to grow because a. they aren't being eaten and b. they have more space as the other colored beetle's population is shrinking. Causing the eaten species to become less prominant and the not eaten beetle's population to grow and take over in place of the other beetles.
In the mitochondrion, small molecules combine with (Oxygen) to produce (Water) and carbon dioxide.
This process releases a large amount of (Energy).