Answer:
A. Fish need light to see their food
Explanation:
B is incorrect because fish take in oxygen constantly to respirate. If they only took in oxygen when it was dark they would die.
C is incorrect because expelling CO2 is also a constant process as a part of the reactions that take part inside living organisms, so it happens constantly (a bit like B)
D is incorrect because plants need light for food (photosynthesis) and would most likely die or have stunted growth if left in the dark.
A is correct because when it is dark, fish rely on other senses to find food as most fish cannot see as well in the dark, therefore when they have light they can see their food more easily.
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The correct answer is C. She added water that was hypotonic to the culture of organisms, and they ruptured.
Explanation:
In biology, a hypotonic solution is a substance with less concentration than the inner concentration in cells, this is the opposite of a hypertonic solution that has a higher concentration. Additionally, if cells are in hypotonic solution water or liquid will begin to get into them and this would make cells burst and finally explode and die due to the pressure in them.
This occurred in the case presented as it is likely the organisms collected from the ocean had a high concentration and therefore hen they were exposed to clean water in which concentration was lower, water entered into the cells and made them explode, which explains the only remains of them were bit and pieces.
Answer;
B. Jumping rope
Explanation;
Jumping rope is not an anaerobic exercise but an aerobic exercise.
Anaerobic exercise is a form of high intensity exercise that increase the oxygen debt. However since the muscles require oxygen to maintain prolonged exertion, anaerobic exercises can only last for short periods of time.
Examples of anaerobic activity sprinting, high-intensity interval training, power lifting and most athletic sports.
All of them. Forests are considered natrual enviornment and people/buildings are man-made environment
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