Answer: Well we eat almost every herbivore, carnivore, and omnivore that can be easily obtained or commonly found, the reason I say this is because these animals eat the leaves. We also eat leaves in salads.
Explanation:
There are no choices given for this question but here is an answer to it. Groups of flowering plants like Magnoliidae, Hamamelidae, and Rosidae formerly belonged to dicotyledons are now members of the eudicots after dicots are classified as paraphyletic.
<span>Around 2.4 billion years ago, the first photosynthetic organisms appeared and used inorganic matter like carbon dioxide and water to produce glucose, with oxygen released in the atmosphere. Because of this, oxygen levels rose; this is called the <em>Great Oxygenation Event</em><span><em>.</em> Through time, photosynthetic organisms evolved to live in land (now as plants). As concentrations of oxygen in the atmosphere became higher, marine animals evolved to utilize oxygen readily available from the atmosphere (rather dissolved in water) hence the evolution of marine animals to land animals capable of respiration in land. </span></span>
There are three responses by the nurse would be appropriate. They are listed below;
<span>-"The virus remains quiet until a stressful event occurs to reactivate it."
-"Infections may be transmitted by individuals unaware that they have it."
-"Transmission is through contact of infected mucous membranes."</span>
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