<span>Your stage in the life cycle is not a factor to consider when determining your risk tolerance.
True.
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From sin theorem we know that:
<span> sin(A)/a = sin(C)/c, so sin(A) = asin(C)/c = sin(35deg)/2. So A = arcsin(sin(35deg)/2) = 16.67.
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The answer to your question is A. I hope that this is the answer that you were looking for and it has helped you.
Answer:
c. Algae to fish to grizzly bear to fungi
Explanation:
Algae are the producers in Yellowstone trophic levels which can be eaten by fish which is a primary consumer. The grizzly bear which is a secondary consumer or carnivores feed on these fish and when the grizzly bear die, fungi which is a decomposer feeds on the grizzly bear and release nitrogenous substances which can be used by the algae for its growth and development. Only 10% of energy is transferred from on trophic level to another whereas the remaining 90% are released in the form of heat energy.
Answer:
The correct answer is - the more specialized pharyngeal jaws are for one diet, the less adapted they are for the ingestion of other foods
Explanation:
Pharyngeal jaws are also called throat jaws and are specific for the prey. These jaws have strong muscles and plastic or easy-to-modify teeth. If an organism has pharyngeal jaws specialized for a specific diet or prey it will have lesser chances to adapted well according to the new diet. For instance, pharyngeal jaws highly specialized for scale eating will not be able to adapt well if the fish ingests algae.
