Scientists use radio technology in order to track endangered species. These include radio collars, tags and chips. These devices can then be tracked wither via satellites through GPS technology or by locating the radio waves emitted by these devices using receivers.
These devices have proven very helpful in tracking organisms and monitoring their populations.
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Plants need a rigid structure. Animal cells have flexible cell membranes. So animal cells can have a variety of shapes, but plant cells can not, they have to take the shape of their cell walls. Both plant and animal cells are eukaryotic, so they contain membrane-bound organelles like the nucleus and mitochondria.
The name for the tail-like appendage would be flagella
Answer should be B I think
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Intraspecific competition is when organisms within the same species compete for resources. <u>Interspecific competition is when competition for resources happens between different species of organisms.</u>
