1.
Paramecium
2.
Amoeba
3.
Paramecium
4.
Euglena
5.
Volvox
6.
Amoeba?
7.
Amoeba
8.
Cilia
9.
Flagellum
10. Psuedopods
11. Flagella
12. Euglena
(Chloroplast)
13. Amoeba
14. Euglena
15. Paramecium
16. Paramecium
17. Amoeba
18. Volvox
I hope this is all correct!
Pangaea started to break apart.
I remember back in 10th grade I learned that birds that had beaks that were easier to break the seeds carried those traits to their babies and the whole area had that type of beak since it was necessary to break some seeds. So the beaks that were a disadvantage no longer existed and the beaks that became an advantage passed along to all the other birds.
Side note: if they all had the same beak they could all fight for the same type of seeds and probably have some sort of intense competition but idk if that’s necessary
Answer:
Hypothalamus of human body system interact to perform temperature regulation along with nervous system and endocrine system.
Explanation:
Hypothamus is an important part of our lower brain that play a significant role in regulation of body temperature.
Hypothalamus works with nervous system along with the other parts of our body such as blood vessels,skin and sweat gland to maintain temperature homeostasis of human body.
When our body temperature rises at that time hypothalamus slows down the rate of metabolism of our body to restrict further increase in our body temperature and also dilates the blood vessels present beneath the skin so that body can liberate heat to the environment.
on the other hand when the body temperature decreases at that time hypothalamus increases the metabolic rate of our body to increase the body temperature and also the constrict the blood vessels present under the skin.
Answer: it attempts to to stabilize the river by creating a state of equilibrium
Explanation: Sediment transport occurs in natural systems where the particles are clastic rocks (sand, gravel, boulders, etc.), mud, or clay; the fluid is air, water, or ice; and the force of gravity acts to move the particles along the sloping surface on which they are resting.
