The answer for your question is G2!
Answer:
D. A periodic warming of sea surface temperatur
e.
Explanation:
Loggerhead turtles and Humboldt squids normally lives in the south coast of Mexican. These animals are sensitive to temperature. Due to warming waters during El Niño events, these animals migrated toward the North (coast of California).
PS: In the tropical eastern Pacific, if the sea temperatures rise 0.5 °C above the long-term average, the condition is declared as El Niño.
Stars Like the Sun. When the core runs out of hydrogen fuel, it will contract under the weight of gravity. ... The upper layers will expand and eject material that will collect around the dying star to form a planetary nebula. Finally, the core will cool into a white dwarf and then eventually into a black dwarf.
Cells get raw materials- including water, oxygen, minerals and other nutrients from the foods you eat. They let in raw materials through the cell membrane: the thin, elastic structure that forms the border of each cell.
Answer:
a. As the temperature rises, the cricket chirp occurs more rapidly therefore increasing. It is correct.
b. As the humidity rises, the cricket chirp frequency occurs more rapidly therefore increasing. It is incorrect. The increase in humidity does not affect the chirp frequency in crickets.
Explanation:
As temperature increases, the frequency of cricket chirp increases too. After listening to the audios, we can see that in the first audio, where the temperature is 14° Celcius, the frequency is 24 chirps in 15 seconds. In the second audio, with 19° Celcius, the frequency is 28 chirps in 15 seconds. In the last audio, where the temperature is 24° Celcius, the chirp's frequency is 34 chirps in 15 seconds. In conclusion, if the temperature increases, the chirps' frequency increases too.
As humidity increases, the frequency of the chirp does not. In the three audios, the number of chirps in 15 seconds was 20. We can conclude that humidity does not affect the frequency of chirps frequency.
