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Explanation: . What small animal is being studied in the red forest? a) rabbit b) dormouse c) finch The researchers studied the bones of animals eaten by the white tailed eagles. What were they? a) fish b) mice c) small birds Why do storks require large, undisturbed forests? Storks, wolves, beavers, deer, and eagles have been reported in the area. Today, radiation levels in the Red Forest can be as high as one roentgen per hour, but levels of ten milliroentgens per hour are more common. More than 90% of the radioactivity of the Red Forest is concentrated in the soil.
I believe that its meiosis but I could be wrong.
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All are linked by their common interaction as essential parts of the plant cycle.
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The "Carbon Cycle", is most often discussed, because, of its impact on, and effects from atmospheric CO^2 content. The NITROGEN CYCLE is also mentioned frequently, because, of its major role in plant growth. Both nitrogen, and phosphorous are often added to crops as fertilizers; to enhance production of food. This impacts the nitrogen, and phosphorous "Natural Cycles," in much the same way that burning hydrocarbons impacts the carbon cycle. Recognizing the inter-dependencies of the three cycles is also important when considering the possibility of making a change to any one of them.
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Answer:Similar to the reaction that occurs in step 1 of glycolysis, a second molecule of ATP provides the phosphate group that is added on to the F6P molecule. The enzyme that catalyzes this reaction is phosphofructokinase (PFK).
