No, but it is known that old/sick prey is much easier to catch. The evidence is that, say, there's no old and sick prey. The predator has to eat regardless, and whatever is there for it to take, it will. Think of a lion and a zebra, and the zebra is eating grass in the middle of a field. The lion is going to take that chance.
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Mitosis ends with telophase, or the stage at which the chromosomes reach the poles. The nuclear membrane then reforms, and the chromosomes begin to decondense into their interphase conformations.
They are both the same and different in some way. But, if you're looking for the similarities, they both "rebulid" the environment that has been damaged by nature itself or by humans. The only difference is Primary succession takes longer than secondary succession. I hope this helped! :-)
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if i were you i would copy the entire question into the search bar on brainly or on your regular seach engine
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it'll come up when you seach it on google or brainly
also quick tip instead of putting it as as image paste the question and the options and ask your question that way its clearer and other people can look up your question easily if they have the same one!