BIOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL

A habitat contains all of the abiotic andbiotic factors an organism needs to live.
Agree or
Disagree

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

Agree

Explanation:

The biotic factors of an ecosystem include all the populations in a habitat, such as all the species of plants, animals, and fungi, as well as all the micro-organisms. Also recall that the nonliving factors are called abiotic factors. Abiotic factors include temperature, water, soil, and air.
Answer 2
Answer: agree as a habitat is a place of living and survival for an organism, therefore providing it with all essentials and needs to survive

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Potential energy is still energy. Energy that is siting and not in motion.
Ex. car, something on a dresser or bookcase

Kinetic energy is the complete opposite. It is energy that is in motion, also active energy.

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Answer: Potential energy is still. Kinetic energy is energy in motion.

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Answer:

living: cacti, horned toads, and hawks

Non - living: sand and rocks

Explanation:

On the first day after a right pneumonectomy, a client suddenly sits straight up in bed. The client's respirations are labored, and a crowing sound is audible. The client's skin is pale, cool, and moist. Which action is priority?

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The question is incomplete as it lacks multiple options. The options are as follows:

Notify the primary healthcare provider

Check the chest tube for patency

Inspect the incision for bleeding

Auscultate the left lung

Answer:

Auscultate the left lung

Explanation:

Pneumonectomy may be defined as the surgical procedure of the removal of lung or its part. The pneumonectomy is mainly performed in case of the lung tumors.

The auscultation is the procedure of listening different sounds of the hear and lungs. The auscultation is important as after the surgery the airway obstruction might occur and may also cause the trachea deviation. The proper lung sound do not require any medical procedure but abnormal sound require emergency medical procedure.

Thus, the correct answer is option (4).

The evolutionary advantage depicted by the rabbit in the picture isA) mimicry.
B) warning coloration.
C) adaptive radiation.
D) protective coloration

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The evolutionary advantage depicted by the rabbit in the picture is D) protective coloration, since it changed its color to white, in order to adapt and protect itself. 

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How do you spell my name

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whats your name well?????

Answer:

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Explanation:
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