Primary succession, while secondary is caused by a natural disaster
1 : Canadian Shield - tundra.
This means that it's characterized by low temperatures which stop and limit plant growth. It's similar to the desert, except it has more precipitation
2 : Alaskan plains - subarctic
Due to its closeness to the arctic.
3 : Seattle, Washington - Marine west coast (West Coast of the Pacific Ocean - the closeness of the ocean has a determining influence on the climate)
4 : Washington, D.C. humid continental climate, with mild but wet winters
Answer:
Organs are made of different kinds of tissues that work together.
Explanation:
All the organs are made of tissues, the organ level is the next level up from tissues. The groups of tissues work together. The tissues are specialized cell group, the animal body is made of 4 types of tissues: epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous.
Organs and tissues are levels of organization. Organs are structures made up of two or more tissues, together they carry out a particular function.
The theory developed by Wegener that the continents of the Earth were once a part of a single big super-continent is based on his observations that these continents fir together as a part of the jig-saw puzzle. And these observed continents have similar flora and fauna along with similar rock formations. Such a derivation of theory from observations is an inductive reasoning.
Hence, the answer is 'inductive reasoning'.
Answer:
A: Draw conclusions about their data.
Explanation:
A important step in the scientific methodology, once the results are analyzed is to draw reasonable conclusions about the whole experiment. For example: if a scientist has studied the effect of salt stress on the growth of plants and he got the results in form of graphs which show that growth of salt treated plants in very less than normal plants. Then he needs to draw conclusion after consulting relevant previous experiments and say that salt stress hinders growth and why? with reasonable logic. This is an important step in the scientific methods which concludes our work and makes it more impact for the upcoming scientists interested to work on problems of similar nature.
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