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This is a complicated question that's a little easier if you break it down!
Island One:
- Lizard tails are all green or<em> </em>black tipped.
- This island has many of each type.
Sailors Moved:
- two green-tailed lizards
- three black-tipped lizards
On Island Two, we know that the black-tipped lizards are more likely to survive since the question tells us that "<em>the black-tipped lizards could use the black tip of their tail to distract predators while they made a quick escape and this particular island had many predators". </em>
The green tailed lizards do not have this advantage, and the predators are eating more of them because of this (especially if there are a lot of predators!).
We also know that the lizards on the island were able to reproduce and form a large popuation- not all of them were eaten by predators.
<u>Based on this information we can predict: </u>
There are going to be a lot more black tipped lizards (or they may <em>all</em> be black tipped lizards) because they have an advantage in surviving longer.
ALL BUT ONE is a principle of sustainable forestry practice. That is A) protect water bodies and riparian zones, and to conform with best management practices to protect water quality. B) provide for regeneration after harvest and maintain the productive capacity of the forest land base. C) broaden the practice of sustainable forestry on public lands through community involvement. The one that is not a principle of sustainable forestry practice is D) pass legislation to limit the harvesting of trees throughout the state.
Answer: this depends on the direction of flow of blood
Explanation:
The mirror valve prolapse also known as mirror regurgitation occurs when part of the mitral valve slips backwards loosely into the left atrium and this can be as a result of damage or the abnormal size of the mitral valve tissues.
This thing physiological aftermaths of mirror valve prolapse includes
1. reduced forward stroke volume ( reduced stroke volume of blood exiting the ventricles to flow to other parts of the body
2. Increased left atrial volume and pressure. Due to the backwards flip of the valve, and instead of being closed each ventricular contraction, blood flows into the left atrium increasing the volume and its pressure producing pulmonary oedema.