The correct answer is E.coli.
Eating undercooked meat puts you at a great risk of getting food-borne diseases, which are caused by pathogen microorganisms. One of the most common food-borne diseases from under-cooked beef is E.coli. The most common symptoms of E.coli are vomiting, diarrhoea and stomach cramps.
One such example of flowers which smells like rotten meat are- Carrion flowers or corpse flowers. The pollinators for these flowers are mostly <u>beetles and flies</u>. The mode of pollen transfer is by trapping these insects and allowing the pollens to stick to the body of the insects, before they leave the flower. But this happens in some of the species only.
<u>Answer: Beetles and flies</u>.
I believe B is the answer..
Answer:
C. Ringed seal
Explanation:
A marine food web illustrates how energy is passed from one organism (level) to another in this aquatic rich ecosystem.
In the following food web, the interaction goes like this:
- The Arctic cod feeds on plankton and silverslides and it is preyed upon beluga whales and ringed seals.
- The sea duck goes to the bottom of the ocean to feed on benthic organisms and also consumes plankton and silverslides. It doesn't really have predators.
- The beluga whale doesn't really have predators, but it feeds on fish such as silverslades and Arctic cod.
- Ringed seals feed on plankton and Arctic cod and are then consumed by polar bears.
Therefore, according to this information, all organisms except the ringed seal feed directly on silverslides.
