I think it is B because horses now have flat teeth, while horses back then had sharper teeth, I think. Tell me if I am wrong.
The answer is (A). Hope this helps
This is a symbiotic relationship, where both the partners, fungi, and plants are mutually benefitted by exchange of nutrients and none of them is being harmed by other's presence. It is a mutual cooperation and helps both organisms in survival and nutrition.
No, predators do not only kill the old and sick prey. They will go after any of the prey, including the strong ones and the children. The reason they often go after the old and sick prey is because they're easier to pick off, whether they are on their own or in a pack. Predators will go after any one of the members of their prey, but prefer the old and/or sick as it requires less energy.
Answer:
Transpiration
Explanation:
Transpiration: The release of water from plant leaves.
