Hi there!
Regulating species and plants in a certain area is beneficial for a lot of reasons. Below I'll list one of the most important reasons for regulating.
- Invasive species. As a direct result of the danger invasive species pose, regulating animals and plants in an area can help reduce the risk of a non-native species wrecking havoc on the environment. In the past and as of today many pet owners buy plants and animals from across the globe. Once they get too big some release them into the environment without any regards for the potential disaster it could bring. An example of this would be the Burmese Python which completely upset the ecosystem of souther Florida once let loose.
B - The environment within the cell is stable.
Homeostasis is when your body works to maintain equilibrium (balance) so within a cell, the cell would be stable
The options provided for the question above are as follows:
A. Respiratory tract illnesses
B. Skin infection
C. Acute infectious diaherea
D. Intestinal infections.
The correction option is A.
Respiratory tract illnesses account for the majority of sickness that occur in child care settings. Such infection include those that affect the lower and the upper respiratory tracts; examples include: otitis media, sinusitis, bronchiolitis, pneumonia, etc. Children who attend out of home child care has greater risk of contacting these diseases.
