Good roots, sunlight, and a stable base
Answer: The answer to this question would be refraction.
Disagreements between scientists can occur when two theories appear, and they are both as same as valid as the other. So, scientists starts studing and eventually some scientists will start supporting one theory, while others will support the toher one.
The virus:
An example of this is the virus and wether its a living organism or not. So for you to understand this, you need to know that something can only be considered a living organism is it posseses some characteristics, but, the virus has some (most of them), but not all.
And there is where the debate begins. Some think it should be considered a living organism since it has most of the characteristics, and others think it shoud be considered a non-living organism, since it doesn't have all the characteristics.
Hope it helped,
BioTeacher101
Answer: the first one is overgrazing and severe landslides
Explanation:
The right answer is plasmin.
Plasmin is a peptidase that catalyzes the hydrolysis of peptide bonds located preferentially after a lysine residue or an arginine residue. In this respect, it has greater selectivity than trypsin.
This enzyme intervenes by lysing fibrin in the process of fibrinolysis, an essential step of blood coagulation. It is derived from the activation of plasminogen by urokinase and tissue plasminogen activator.