Deflation would be the biggest problem, deflation is the depreciation of money. Another way to look at it is that if you have a surplus of something it will have less value.
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Answer:
A state of advancement or a process of growth
The researchers present unshelled northern and southern periwinkles to northern and southern crabs in the second experiment to test if either population of periwinkles was unpalatable to either population of crabs.
Answer: Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
The researchers picked up crabs and periwinkles from the northern and the southern location of Gulf of Maine. Then an individual crab was inserted into hutch companied with 8 size variable periwinkles. Following four set-ups were organized, where crabs involved were of both gender but not size variable and these set-ups were analyzed 12-14 times:
- Northern crab and periwinkles
- Southern crab and periwinkles
- Northern crab and southern periwinkles
- Southern crab and northern periwinkles
After three days of experiment conclusion drawn was: southern crab killed more number of northern periwinkles when compared with rest three set-ups. While second is northern crab and northern periwinkles, third is southern crab and periwinkles and fourth is northern crab and southern periwinkles.
Now, same set-ups as above was organized but with unshelled northern and southern periwinkles and conclusion researchers found that crabs catered themselves with all unshelled periwinkles within 1 hour to test if either periwinkles population was unpalatable to either crabs population.
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