The last option: over tens of millions of years, the giant supercontinent Pangaea began to slowly drift apart forming the continents
An example that shows how organisms are dependent on each other would using a food chain as an example.
• mouse eat grass and drink water ( which is nonliving)
• mouse gets eaten by fox
• then fox then eaten by coyote and the cycle continues
However is one of these organisms have low population it will be difficult for the others. For example if there is a low population of coyotes then the fox population over populate same goes for if fox are low in population then the mouses become over populated hence diseases could spread from the mouses. The organisms must keep each other in check
Yes the answer is true it is the start of the digestion process.+
<span>Yes, all living organisms are made of at least one cell (cell theory). But, remember, viruses and prions, which cause diseases, are not technically living things, and they are NOT made of cells. Also, if asked a question similar to this on a biology test, the teacher may be trying for an answer similar to: "Organisms are made of different organ systems, which are made of various related organs, which are made of different tissues working together, which are made of cells". </span>
Answer:
B) Curve B represents how water takes longer to heat and longer to cool.
Explanation:
Water takes longer to heat and cool than land, you can go swimming in the begging of winter and still have warm pool. Water represents B because it takes so long to heat and cool. This can be proved because it takes longer to heat water than to cook most dry foods in the microwave.
