The correct answers are B. They do not have natural predators to regulate their population growth and E. They compete with native organisms for resources.
Explanation:
Nonnative species include any species that does not belong to an ecosystem but was introduced to it. Nonnative species are considered are an important threat to biodiversity and native species because they usually disrupt the natural equilibrium in the ecosystem.
This usually occurs because nonnative species population grow rapidly due to the lack of natural predators; for example, Asian carps which are native from Asia and were taken to the U.S. are eaten by other fish and animals in their native ecosystem, but once they are introduced in another ecosystem their population increases due to lack of predators. Additionally, nonnative species often compete with native species for resources, this also happens with the Asian carp that competes for food such as snails or mussels with native species in the U.S.
Absorptive cells- Form the walls of the intestines
epithelial cells- Form skin, body cavities, and some organs
Secretory cells- Glands (Sweat)
Nerve cells- Form the nervous system
Sensory cells- Conveys sensory information to the brain (light, smell, taste, ect.)
Muscle cells- Form muscles (body and organs)
Reproductive cells- Allow for reproduction or furthering of the species
A testable question is something you need data for, ex: if i bounce a bouncy ball from larger heights, how high will it fly? it can't be just a regular yes or no question
The cosmological principle makes assumptions that provide scientific guidelines to enable its study.
Answer:
It's C. In eukaryotic cells, internal membranes standardize the internal environment of all cellular organelles.
