I believe the correct response is A. The population of secondary consumers would decrease, as now these organisms can't obtain energy through the food they consume which is the primary consumers as there is none and thus the population in higher tropic level dependent on them would decrease. This is the secondary consumer.
The infant is suffering from dehydration most probably from esophageal atresia (non-development of the distal side of the esophagus, forming a closed tube) or partial/complete gut obstruction. With a urine output of 250 mL constantly, the patient will be dehydrated. The infant is diagnosed with failure to thrive and is most probably malnourished (most common cause of failure to thrive in infants is preterm birth). In the presence of esophageal atresia, along with retained feedings, the patient will also present with vomiting. In the presence of partial/complete gut obstruction, the patient will also present with distension of the abdomen.
To limit the hazard of creating nephrotoxicity, the patient should remain all around hydrated by drinking no less than eight 8-oz glasses of water day by day. Eating light dinners or taking the medication on an unfilled stomach would not diminish the hazard of creating nephrotoxicity. A medical attendant ought to never change the medication measurement without counseling the prescriber.
Answer:In humans, gametes are haploid cells that contain 23 chromosomes, each of which a one of a chromosome pair that exists in diplod cells.
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