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Grass->Grasshopper->Mouse According to the 10% rule, how much of the grass's energy does the mouse receive in this example

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The grass energy that mouse receive is 10%.

The 10% rule states that only 10% of available energy is transferred as food is consumed from one trophic level to the next. It's important since it generates the pyramidal structure and establishes the number of organisms at each trophic level. Heat, inedible components, and the mere reality that not all prey are consumed by predators all result non energy loss.

The 10% rule states that only 10% of available energy is transferred as food is consumed from one trophic level to the next. It's important since it generates the pyramidal structure and establishes the number of organisms at each trophic level.

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There are more _______ vertebrae than any of the other types of vertebrae listed below.

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Answer:

A. thoracic

Explanation:

It has 12 vertebrae

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A commercial rancher that raises and sells cattle wants to expand her business by increasing the size of her herd from 1,000 cow

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Answer: the answer is B

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What effect does an existing soil presence have on theseralstages ofsecondary succession and the time it takes toreturn tothe cl

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_____________________, commonly known as sea squirts, have a larval stage that resembles a chordate.

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Urochordates, commonly known as sea squirts have a larval stage that resembles a chordate.

What are Urochordates? Give the characteristics of it.

Ascidians (sea squirts) are a common term for the Urochordata, also known as the Tunicata. The body of an adult tunicate is fairly simple. While possessing all the characteristics of a chordate, including a notochord, a dorsal nerve cord, pharyngeal slits, and the larva of many tunicates swims freely and lacks only these characteristics. Ascidia, Salpa, and Doliolum, for instance.

Characteristics features of Urochordata:

1. The grownups are anchored to the foundation.

2. It is also known as "Tunicate" because an adult's body is covered by a tunic formed of tunicin, a cellulose-like substance.

3. The notochord only appears in the larval stage and vanishes in the adult.

4. In adults, a dorsal ganglion takes the role of the nerve cord that is present in the larva.

5. The larva can migrate and changes into a different animal.

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