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Answer:
C. They all need to get food from outside source.
Explanation:
All animals belong to the Kingdom Animalia. Several characteristics sets animals apart from plants and bacteria.
Animals are eukaryotes i.e they have membrane bound organelles in their cells. They are multicellular organisms with different cells organised to perform specific life functions. Group of cells that serves a specific purpose is called Tissue. Group of tissue with a specific function is an Organ. Organs that provides a specific purpose are called Systems. Most animals have levels of organisation for their multicellular body.
All animals are heterotrophs. They derieve their nutrition from other sources. Animals do not produce their own food, they depend on plants and other sources for their food. Some animals are herbivores that feeds on plants. Some are carnivores they feeds on flesh. Some can feed on both plants and animals and are called omnivores.
Many developing countries from Middle East to South America have attempted to master the process of development but have failed.
And one of the major reasons behind this is "Domestic Monopoly Power." Most of these countries are trapped in their local markets and do not open their markets internationally.
Domestic group interests have small incentives to open up their markets to international firms with advanced technologies.
However, if they even try to open their borders, they still remain trapped in low or middle levels of income.That's why poor countries remain poor over the period of time.
- The British Empire is located on the the British Isles (northeast).
- France is directly below the British Empire, and to the left of Belgium.
- Spain is to the left of France, and right above Africa.
- Italy is shaped liked a foot kicking a soccer ball; it is to the right of France, and underneath Switzerland.
- Austria-Hungaria is above Serbia, and to the right of Switzerland.
- Greece is below Albania, Serbia, and Bulgaria.
- The Ottoman Empire is to the southeast of Bulgaria and Romania.
- The German Empire is below Sweden and Denmark.
- The Russian Empire is to the right of Sweden.
