Answer:
Yes, anything can respond to heat and against heat and temp and maybe chemicals including a virus.
Explanation:
The virus can mutate and develop new genes to bounce back the chemical or the heat and temps, it could respond differently than an un-mutated virus because it has adapted to those environments
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To state if a hypothesis was supported by the data
False - they're "natural" resources.
when excess fertilizers wash off of the nearby farms and into the lake, they become food for the algal blooms that can plague the lake in the summer. So, reducing fertilizer use and preventing runoff directly into the lake would be one way of reducing eutrophication.
An endothermic reactions involves absorption in which energy is on the reactant side of the question or the left side. Exothermic involves the release of energy in which energy is on the product side of the equation.
