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SPEAKLIFE
over 11 years ago
Ecology and Environment
Understanding Procurement Environment
State Ten each variable that falls within Internal and Macro environment
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Solara
about 13 years ago
Ecology and Environment
How can static electricity be blocked?
What can prevent it from coming in contact with the human body? Currently, items that contain carbon will expel static that's already within someone's body, but it won't protect the person from absorbing any future static charge buildups.
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dylanx
about 13 years ago
Ecology and Environment
Illustrate the studies by Keonwith Amoeba proteusand a bacterium.
I had various issues with this topic in my earlier life, and I am damn sure that this could affect my university education also. It’s not just a matter of one question, this topic often gets me by surprise, besides the fact that I am much more interested in this subject than any other. Much appreciated by your concerns.
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danmarino
over 13 years ago
Ecology and Environment
Tell the function of thin wire present at the top of every electricity pole.
Hi Docsity Community, can some one provide information on the function of thin wire present at the top of every electricity pole?
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myfuture
over 13 years ago
Ecology and Environment
Name the household appliance which requires the least electrical energy.
I am preparing for my finals in the next month. i can't find names of household appliance which requires the least electrical energy.
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markzck
over 13 years ago
Ecology and Environment
How much electricity is required to light an average size baseball field?
i want to understand that what amount of electricity would be enough to light an average size baseball field.
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parmitaaaaa
over 6 years ago
Ecology and Environment
An ecosystem is best defined as ________.
- A) A regional grouping of plants, animals, and abiotic factors
- B) The total population of a specific kind of plant, animal, or microbe and all members of which do or potentially can interbreed and produce young
- C) All the organisms and their physical and chemical environment within a specific area where energy and matter influence the distribution and abundance of organisms present
- D) A grouping of plants and animals that interacts with one another in a way that causes the grouping to die
- E) Abiotic factors affecting a grouping or plants, animals, and organisms trying to survive in a given area
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aeinstein
over 6 years ago
Ecology and Environment
To survive, all animals must _____.
- A) Digest plant material
- B) Hibernate
- C) Balance consumption of food with use and storage of nutrients
- D) Ingest nutrients from the environment every day of their lives
- E) Have a complete digestive system
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sangeeta
over 6 years ago
Ecology and Environment
Keystone species are those species _____.
- A. Whose absence would cause major disruption in a community
- B. That live primarily on or under rocks and stones
- C. That provide important foods and medicines
- D. With the largest number of individuals in a community
- E. That have the most biomass in the community
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kali
almost 7 years ago
Ecology and Environment
Carrying capacity is not the point ___________.
- A. At which a population reaches the maximum number of individuals that an environment can support.
- B. When the size of the population levels off and stops growing.
- C. Where additional resources are available only to individuals that immigrate into the population.
- D. Where avaliable resources are being fully exploited by the population.
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sarang
almost 7 years ago
Ecology and Environment
An organism's "trophic level" refers to _____.
- A. Its food source
- B. Whether it is early or late in ecological succession
- C. Where it lives
- D. The rate at which it uses energy
- E. The intensity of its competition with other species
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lumidee
almost 7 years ago
Ecology and Environment
An organism's fitness depends on its __________.
- a. Ability to survive and reproduce
- b. Population
- c. Ability to mutate
- d. Physical size
- e. Ability to swap genetic material with other organisms
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jamal33
over 13 years ago
Ecology and Environment
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presman
over 13 years ago
Ecology and Environment
How does nigeria's climate affect the agriculture?
Hi! Please help me I am stuck with this.
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presman
over 13 years ago
Ecology and Environment
IUPAC Alkane nomenclature help please =(?
So I'm supposed to name ch3ch2-chch-ch3-ch3-ch2ch3? Im not sure I even wrote that write, this is confusing as HELL!!! =(
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presman
over 13 years ago
Ecology and Environment
When will the Earth go bye bye?
Supernova, global warming issues, world war three, colliding planets, alien destruction, rapture, lack of twinkies, or black hole. When will the Earth be destroyed?
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presman
over 13 years ago
Ecology and Environment
Which is an example of how chemistry and technology have helped farming?
"A) chemical pesticides and fertilizers help produce higher yields
B) automatic barn cleaners and feeders are used
C)large tractors and cultivators allow one person to do the work of many
D) all of the above"
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presman
over 13 years ago
Ecology and Environment
Bug I.D. please; it is getting out of control?
These are pests on sunflowers and I think I have seen them biting tomato fruit as well. I think it is a kind of stink bug, but it is larger and longer bodied than typical stink bugs. It smells awful when I squash them.They are a grey or grey brown color, very hard and rather bumpy looking. Maybe up to a half inch long.They bite into the sunflower stems and cause the stem part just beneath the flower to wilt. They are very common here in my Florida garden.They are easy to catch, but squashing them, like I said is really a smelly experience.Thank you.
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Ecology and Environment