Answer:
sea lions
sharks
sea birds
albatross
Explanation:
The article, "Human Impact on the Galapagos Islands" and the video "Long Line Fishing Threatens Wildlife of the Galapagos Islands", both mentioned that fishers catch animals in the water bodies that are not their main fishing targets. Some of these animals include sea lions, sharks, sea birds, and the albatross.
In the article, it was explained that overfishing was becoming a major problem of the Galapagos Islands. Sea cucumbers and sharks were described as targets that are endangered and might soon become extinct.
In the video, sea lions, sharks, sea birds, and albatross were mentioned as targets of long line fishing which negatively affect the ecology of the Galapagos Island.
Active transport requires that the cell move engegy that it has obtained the food to move the molecule threw the cell membrane.The passive transport doesn't required as much energy for the molecule to move....
Nitrogen fixation, N2 --> NH3+, is not something that plants to by themselves but some plants have bacteria that does this. I believe that pea plants have these, but I'm not 100% sure.
<span>B) reproduce asexually and at a fast rate. </span>
Plant absorb nitrogen gas from bacteria in the soil
