<span>As there are no pictures of charts presented to choose from, I will make an educated guess for my answer. For Ron's records to best be recorded, I suggest a stacked line graph to depict the bracket of time each event would've occurred and continuing on with the information leading up to the most recent. It would allow him to visualize the increase or decrease in certain functions and or events that would have taken place during those time periods.</span>
That principle is that cells are derived from other cells.
Yes, that is called thermal pollution
5) muscles work in pairs to move bones
Answer:
a.Most bacteria and fungi are harmless and may be beneficial to other living things.
Explanation:
Bacteria and Fungi are two distinct organisms that belong to different class of organisms. Fungi are eukaryotic while bacteria are prokaryotic. Although they both exist in different life forms such as being parasitic, saprophytic etc. most bacteria and fungi species are harmless and may even be beneficial to other living things.
Bacteria and Fungi are beneficial to other organisms in the sense that they form mutualistic relationships with other living organisms. For example, certain species of bacteria helps to fix nitrogen in the root nodules of leguminous plants, while fungi forms a mutualistic relationship with algae called LICHEN where they benefit one another in a way or the other.
