What are two types of ecosystems in the intertidal zone? Intertidal zones have either rocky shore ecosystems or sandy shore ecosystems. Sandy shore ecosystems support many burrowing invertebrates, while rocky shores support organisms like bivalves, marine snails, sea anemones, and sea stars.
I will have to say D) they keep the prey population low so they will be less likely to deplete resources such as food, water, and shelter... hope i helped!!
Cellular respiration increases as you increase you exercise intensity. Cellular respiration includes the reactions in the cells of your body when they convert the food you eat into a molecule of energy in a form your cells can use. This energy is called adenosine triphosphate, or ATP.
<h2>The answer that is correct is the: Third statement.</h2>
Explanation:
Heart is one of the most essential organ in the human body as it is responsible for supplying nutrients and oxygen to all the parts of the body and collecting waste materials and carbon dioxide from all the parts of the body through the blood.
The cells (fibroblasts, cardiomyocytes, etc.) of the heart itself are provided with the nutrients and oxygen by a specialized blood vessel called the Coronary Artery.
Waste materials and carbon dioxide are removed from the cells of the heart by another specialized blood vessel called the Coronary Vein.
Due to aging or consumption of excess fat and cholesterol rich food, the concentration of lipid molecules in blood get increased beyond normal.
These lipid molecules get deposited in the walls of the arteries, including the coronary artery, forming plaques, resulting in the development of atherosclerosis.
This reduces the diameter of the arteries, including the coronary artery, thereby reducing the blood flow through them.
Due to plaque deposition, the coronary artery is incapable for carrying sufficient oxygen and nutrients to the heart cells, causing their death.
This results in the development of a sharp pain in the chest that is diagnosed as Heart Attack or Myocardial Infarction.
