Which domains include species whose cells have cell walls

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Answer: The answer is all domains.

There are three domains of life - Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya.
All organisms that belong to the domains Archaea or Bacteria have cell walls. In the domain Eukarya, there are some groups that have cell walls and others that do not. For example, plants and fungi from the domain Eukarya have cell walls.

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To living organisms, the most dangerous debris from tephra is probably _____, because it spreads so widely. huge volcanic boulders volcanic ash volcanic bombs the flood of water and debris

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To living organisms, the most dangerous debris from tephra is probably volcanic ash, because it spreads so widely. Therefore, option B is correct.

What is tephra?

Regardless of composition, fragment size, or emplacement process, tephra is the fragmented material created during a volcanic eruption. Pyroclasts is another name for airborne debris used by volcanologists. If clasts are not hot enough to fuse into pyroclastic rock or tuff after they have hit the ground, they stay as tephra.

Fine-grained material that is released during violent volcanic eruptions is known as volcanic ash. Volcanic ash particles have a diameter of less than 2 mm (0.08 inches). Volcanologists refer to any volcanic rock fragments, regardless of grain size, as "tephra" when they are created during an explosive eruption.

Thus, To living organisms, the most dangerous debris from tephra is probably volcanic ash, because it spreads so widely. Therefore, option B is correct.

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To living organisms, the most dangerous debris from tephra is volcanic ash, because it spreads so widely. 

An energy resource that can be replaced by nature in a relatively short time is known as a(n): a. replaceable energy resource b. renewable energy resource c. inexhaustible energy resource d. non-renewable energy resource

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An energy resource that can be replaced by nature in a relatively short time is known as a "inexhaustible energy resource" but these are very rare in nature. 

Answer:  b. renewable energy source

Explanation:

Renewable resources: These are resources that can be replenished with time through natural process.These are the sources which never depletes completely.For example: bio mass energy, solar energy etc.

Non-Renewable resources: These are resources that cannot be replenished with time through natural process. These are the sources which are used in wise manner so that they do not get depleted. For example: coal, petroleum etc.

The zebra mussel arrived in the United States in 1985 on the ballast of a ship. Since this time, it has spread rapidly throughout the waterways of the eastern U.S. and parts of Canada. Which of the following statements is NOT true about how the waters of the United States contributed to the success of the zebra mussel? They contained an abundance of prey for the zebra mussel.
They contained toxins or pollutants that eliminated natural competitors of the zebra mussel.
They contained few or no natural predators of the zebra mussel.
They contained few or no natural species occupying the niche filled by the zebra mussel.

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Answer:

They contained few or no natural species occupying the niche filled by the zebra mussel.

Explanation:

All the available options are capable of contributing to the success of the zebra mussel in the United State water.

However, it is not true that the United State water contained few or no natural species occupying the niche filled by the zebra mussel. The zebra mussel are exotic species that got into the United State water around 1991 and were able to outcompete the native species and multiply rapidly, a characteristic of an invasive species.

Abundance of prey for the zebra mussel will ensure that their population thrives due to adequate availability of food.

The presence of toxins or pollutants that eliminate natural competitors of the zebra mussel will enable their population to thrive due to lack of competition for resources, provided the toxins/pollutants are not toxic to the zebra mussels themselves.

The presence of few or no natural predator will also enables the population of zebra mussels to thrive because that is another limiting factor removed.

The answer is most likely the second choice. All answer choices could be possible, but in light of the others the second choice is far too specific, and there is no information in the prompt to even indicate that as a plausible answer choice.

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Vancouver Island is off the west coast of Canada, north of Washington State. The island is divided by mountains, the Vancouver Island Range. Describe what the climate must be like on the west and east sides of the mountain range.

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Vancouver Island is divided in two by the chain of Vancouver Island Ranges that cover it in its entirety. The highest point of this chain is the Golden Hinde, 2,195 meters high. The island's climate is among the mildest in all of Canada. In summer, maximum temperatures reach 30 ° C. The west coast is one of the most humid places in North America and, apart from some areas of Chile, one of the most humid regions in the world along with the equatorial territories. In the towns of Tofino and Ucluelet the average annual rainfall is 3300mm.

The eastern coast, especially in the southern part, has a quasi-Mediterranean climate with the driest summer season, and maximum temperatures reaching 30 ° C and minimum in the winter of -7 ° C.

On the east side, the climate would be cold, and tundra like. 
On the west side, the climate would be mild.

In the example of the finches on the Galapagos, what is the cause of the geographic isolation?A. the ocean
B. the foods the finches ate
C. the mating behavior of the birds
D. the climate on the different islands

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The Galapagos Islands are geographically isolated due to the Ocean that surrounds the islands themselves. The finches can't fly far enough to make it past the vast ocean to other mainland so they are stuck on the island and must adapt to what the island provides for food in varying areas.