Answer:
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<em>There are million of spores that are made by a single plant to help keep its population.</em>
<em>Spores can live for a long time without maturing into an adult plant.</em>
Explanation:
Spores can be described as a means of reproduction in plants like the gymnosperms.
There are millions of spores produced by a single plant so that the chances of their dispersal and maturing into new plants is maximum.
Spores also have the capability to stay dormant until the conditions become favorable for the growth of a plant from the spore.
Another adaptation of spores is that they are light weight so that they can easily be carried away by the wind.
Answer:
The reason is so there isn't an overpopulation of predators, or not enough food to sustain them. For example: there is lots of grass for rabbits to eat, comparing that to their predator like a snake, there isn't as much rabbits for them to eat.
Explanation
A typical task (Eriksen Flanker Task) that activates the Anterior Cingulate Cortex involves eliciting some form of conflict within the participant that can potentially result in an error.
The three fingerprint classes are arches, loops, and whorls. Arches occur about 5% of the time, loops occur about 60-65% of the time, Whorls occur about 30-35% of the time.