Answer:
b. did not know how to care for infants
Explanation:
Research shows that captive-bred monkeys without their mothers don't know how to care for babies. This is because these little monkeys grow up without maternal support, do not have a behavioral model about caring for babies and therefore can not create enough affective bond to care for their infants. Monkeys are very intelligent beings and often associate the behavior of other monkeys as inspiration for the situations they are facing, captive-bred monkeys without their mothers do not have this model of inspiration and therefore do not know how to take care of baby monkeys.
Answer:
movements in the Earth's crust
Explanation:
If two species of tertiary consumers are living together in a community, there build a competition between them.
Tertiary consumers feed on primary and secondary consumers and there is no one to feed on them hence named as Apex consumers.
If two consumer species are living together, there will be limited amount of food source which will give birth to competition and which might to lead extinction of one specie.
Answer: The EMG signal is a biomedical signal that measures electrical currents generated in muscles during its contraction representing neuromuscular activities. The nervous system always controls the muscle activity (contraction/relaxation). ... EMG signal acquires noise while traveling through different tissues. EMG signals are recorded by placing electrodes close to the muscle groups. When the muscle is activated, the length of the muscle decreases and the muscle, skin and electrodes move with respect to one another. At that time, the electrodes will show some movement artifacts
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