Answer:
Red leaves, tall stem
1. You can build Earthquake resistant buildings- These are built with deep foundations. From rubber absorbers to concrete reinforced with steel.
2.Earthquake drill- They do this in Japan. and they basically practise what to do in the event of an actual earthquake happening
3. you can also be prepared. Have extra food and water.
Answer: True
Explanation:
Unnatural occurences are those catastrophic events induced by humans which can exert drastic impact over the ecosystem. These may include deforestation, forest fire, intentional explosion, and others. This will result in loss of many species due to damage caused to the non-living physical environment.
B) desert
C) temperate grassland
D) temperate deciduous forest
Answer:
A) Taiga :)
Explanation:
The right answer is hyphae for the first gap, mycelium for the second gap.
The hyphae constitute the vegetative apparatus of the mushrooms, while the visible part, that which is improperly called mushroom, is in fact its reproductive apparatus.
Hyphae are less branched filaments consisting of a single cell that can be several centimeters long. They contain several nuclei and can sometimes be partitioned.
The mycelium is a part of the mushroom (composed by many hyphae), which is in the form of white filaments and grows about fifteen centimeters under the ground. It is this part of the mushroom that has therapeutic properties because the filaments of the mycelium are going to draw the minerals in the soil.
B. Plasmodium
C. Euglena
D. Giardia
E. Dinoflagellata
Explanation:
The taxonomic group which is more likely to cause shellfish poisoning is :
E. Dinoflagellata.
Paralytic shell fish poisoning is a serious food poisoning caused by consuming poisonous shell fishes. The shell fish become toxic due to contamination by dinoflagellates that secrete harmful toxins such as cyanides.
Paralytic shellfish poisoning leads to blockage of sodium channel resulting in paralysis of alimentary canal and respiratory muscles in severe case leading to death of the person
Natural selection
Weather
Genes