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okay first one about the frog and Hosta plant -
i think this is kind of like behavioural adaptations. This means that the animal its self will have to adapt to there surrounding in order to survive. for example, the dart frog doesnt have much adaptation to do becasue he naturally gives predetors a warning to back off because he might be poisionous. But for the Hosta Plant it had learned to adapt to its surrounding by becoming more closer together to attract more sunlight to survive.
And for the last one -
The tucan might have had some physical adaptations. its beak is used for reaching fruits off of trees and many other things. I guess i could say the same thing for the plant it had made a physical change to iself so that the excess water can turn into mold.
so so so so so so srry if this is wrong i was also doing my homework as well that might be why its taken so long srry and
peace.
Britain had an entire empire with the largest navy in the world as well as many well armed troops at its disposal. America had:
- a better understanding of the land in Lexington and Concord.
- the for more attached attitude to the war. Their entire livelihood was at stake in this war, Britain not so much.
- a lower cost of transportation or troops.
- the aid of enemies of Britain.(?)
The correct answer is B. They were able to find the orbit of a comet and predict the year of its return.
Edmond Halley was a British astronomer, geophysicist, mathematician, meteorologist, and physicist. Alexis Clairaut was a French astronomer, geophysicist, mathematician.
They were friends with Isaac Newton that before, had built a new theory of universal gravitation.
With this new theory, Newton calculated the orbit of the Great Comet of 1680. Later, Halley used Newton’s theory to calculate the orbits of several comets - even some that were in ancient records -. The thing is: Halley noticed that some comets had similar orbits, which led him to suggest that some comets may be periodic and that they may be moving along very elongated ellipses. This way he forecasted the comets return in a period of 76 years.
Since then, the comet has carried Halley’s name.
