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Explanation:
Dependent on the level of comparison four types of homology are defined: ( 1) Iterative ( = serial = homonomy), (2) ontogenetic, (3) di- or polymor- phic, and (4) supraspecific homology. ... Scientists have recently been paying renewed attention to the homology question.
Homology is the study of likeness, the similarity between species that results from inheritance of traits from a common ancestor. The study of similarities is broken up into three main categories: structural, developmental, and molecular homology.
<span>a.) Ozone depletion
b.) habitat fragmentation
c.) decreased biodiversity
d.) fossil fuel consumption
So answer choices a, b, and c are all <em>results</em> of nonrenewable sources, but an actual example would be fossil fuel consumption or d,), as the fossil fuels are the source and they cannot be reused :)</span>
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There are 3 types of variables you need to know
Independent Variable — what you keep the same (during an experiment)
Dependent Variable — what you measure (during an experiment)
Control Variable — what you change (during an experiment)
