For the answer to the question above, I believe that
<span>the following are living museums of the world's biodiversity</span><u><em>"zoos, aquariums, parks, garden"</em></u>
They are not exactly as where the animals live but it was close.Safari is one of the closest living museums that I think of. Where animals roam wild and free in an open environment.
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Invertebrate, b/c it doesn't have a spine of any kind
Because if fire ant colonies were left alone, they would reproduce more colonies, and the new colonies would do the same.
We have that the the Benedict's reagent is used to detect the presence of simple sugars
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Generally the test for sugar is detected by the turn from turquoise to yellow or orange when i contact with carbohydrates
This is the Benedict's reagent
Therefore
The Benedict's reagent is used to detect the presence of simple sugars
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