Answer: Most ecologists do not study the biosphere level of organization because it is difficult to study all of life on earth as a whole. It is more effective to study it broken down into parts.
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Hearing
Listening
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Hearing refers to the vibration of sound waves on the ear drums and the sending of messages to the central auditory system of the brain. The mechanism involve the use of Pinna also known as auricle to gather sound waves which is transferred into the tympanic membrane along the air canal.In the tympanic, sound waves vibrate following the waveform of the sound.
In the middle ear, the ossicles of the middle ear(malleus, incus, stape) assist in the transmission of the vibrations from the tympanic membrane into the inner ear (the cochlea).
The cochlea serve as a mechanical-neural transduction pathway, it helps to transmit sound information via the auditory nerve to the cochlear nucleus in the brainstem.
Listening refers to paying close attention to and making sense of those sounds perceived from the surrounding environment . It is the ability to get the right information without any misinterpretation in the communication process. It is the key to any effective communication.
Sulphur and phosphorus are deposited to water bodies throughSedimentation. The normative temperatures on earth allow minerals to exist in solid form. Therefore through runoffs, the minerals in the soil are carried by waters, especially rainwater, and deposited in water bodies where they sediment over time to the floors.
The answer is D. The dark mice could not camouflage on the white beach sand hence were more conspicuous. Therefore, the Predators were able to easily spot them and prey on them. Therefore, the phenotype of dark mice reduced in the population since most mice were not able to reach maturity and pass down their traits. The allele for white fur, therefore, increased in the population. This is the process of natural selection at work.
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as a vegetarian im confused, wouldnt it be 2,000
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