The answer is D) gene pool
b. gravel on the bottom of the aquarium
c. plants growing from the gravel
d. fish swimming in the water
I am pretty sure that the answer is B! I just took the Test and it makes sense because abiotic means not living feature and gravel isn't a living feature! Hope this helps!
A. gametes.
B. zygotes.
C. haploid.
D. diploid.
Gametophytes are considered as C.) Haploid
b. lactic acid is produced.
c. NADH is recycled.
d. all of the above
B. $250
C. $100
D. $125
Answer:
Option C, $100
Explanation:
Percent of interest rate on Jackson card %
Percent of interest on Jackson's dad card %
They both take money $
The interest amount on Jackson card
$
The interest amount on Jackson's father card
$
Difference between the two interest amount
$
Jackson end up paying $ more than his father
Correct answer is option C.
B. A person's basic assumptions about themselves are inevitably false. (wrong)
C. People can't be held responsible for their life choices.
D. If biology is destiny the concept of free will can be only an illusion. (wrong)
extinction would lead to the extinction of other forms of life. A keystone species helps to
support the ecosystem of which it is a part.
An example of what can happen when a keystone species is removed occurred when fur
hunters eliminated sea otters from some Pacific Ocean kelp beds. Otters eat sea urchins,
which eat kelp. With its major predator gone, sea urchin populations exploded and
consumed most of the kelp. Fish, snails, and other animals associated with the kelp beds
disappeared.
The grizzly bear is another example of a keystone species. Grizzlies transfer nutrients
from the ocean ecosystem to the forest ecosystem. The first stage of this transfer is
performed by salmon that swim up rivers, sometimes for hundreds of miles. Salmon are rich
in nitrogen, sulfur, carbon, and phosphorus. The bears capture the salmon and carry them
onto dry land, scattering nutrient-rich feces (wastes) and partially eaten salmon carcasses.
It has been estimated that the bears leave up to half of the salmon they harvest on the
forest floor.
One action humans can take that might ensure that these sea otters will continue their function as
a keystone species in their environment is to
(1) establish a sea otter wildlife refuge in the Atlantic Ocean
(2) pass laws to regulate the hunting of sea otters
(3) plant kelp in the Pacific Ocean
(4) destroy sea urchins found living in the kelp beds
To ensure sea otters, a keystone species, continue their ecological function, humans should pass laws to regulate their hunting. This action addresses the root problem, stabilizes the otter population, and in turn, maintains the kelp ecosystems.
The action humans can take to ensure that sea otters continue their function as a keystone species in their environment would be to pass laws to regulate the hunting of sea otters. This action addresses the issue at its root cause, which is the overhunting of sea otters, leading to their decline. By regulating hunting, the population of sea otters can be stabilized, which in turn will keep the sea urchin populations in check, and thereby maintaining the kelp ecosystems.
While establishing a refuge in the Atlantic Ocean and planting more kelp may help in some ways, they do not address the root problem. Moreover, destroying sea urchins involves negatively affecting another species, which is not a sustainable or ethical solution.
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