Tertiary consumers in a food chain or food web are animals that obtain their nutrients and energy by feeding on other animals within the same food chain or web.
Tertiary consumers are usually at the top of the food chains in their ecosystem. They have the capacity to feed on animals that consume grasses directly (primary consumers) or even on animals that feed on other animals (secondary consumers).
Secondary consumers, on the other hand, are animals that feed on primary consumers. They, at the same time, serve as prey for tertiary consumers in the ecosystem.
Thus, an animal that has the capacity to be both a secondary and a tertiary consumer would have the capacity to feed on other animals as well as be hunted as food by other members of the ecosystem.
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Umm...I'm not entirely sure since there isn't an image displayed prior to the question, but I think out of the options given, the animal that it both a secondary and a tertiary consumer would be the lion. Then again, not entirely sure. I'm taking the assignment now, so I can let you guys know to confirm.
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Do animals have a cell wall?
Answer:
yes they do
Explanation:
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Describe how an enzyme speeds up a chemical reaction within a cell. (written answer)
Answer:
Enzymes are biological catalysts. Catalysts lower the activation energy for reactions. The lower the activation energy for a reaction, the faster the rate. Thus enzymes speed up reactions by lowering activation energy.
Which of the molecules from model 2 would form hydrogen bonds with itself or with water molecules if in a solution?
Where do plants get water from ?
Answer:
Rain
Explanation:
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The concentration of salts in blood reamins relatively steady regardless of a person's diet. This situation best illustrates
homeostasis
autotrophy
evolution
life's organizational hierarchy
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What is the function of the sodium potassium pump?
To move sodium ions extracellularly and potassium ions intracellularly
To move sodium and potassium ions extracellularly
To move potassium ions extracellularly and sodium ions intracellularly
To move sodium and potassium ions intracellularly
Answer:
D) To move the sodium and potassium ions intracellularly
examples of tissues
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Animals and plants have certain features which make them to survive in a particular habitat. This is called(a) adaptation (b) speciation (c) specialisation (d) evolution
Answer:
Adaptation
Explanation:
The presence of specific features, which enable a plant or an animal to live in a particular habitat, is called adaptation.
when animals adapted environment they can survive
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The figure shows two water molecules held together by a/an
bond. (arrow tip)
A. covalent
B.hydrogen
C.ionic
D.van der Waals
Answer:
b) Hydrogen
Explanation:
The figure shows the hydrogen bonding of two H2O molecules. The red atom is Oxygen which is δ−, and the white atom is Hydrogen which is δ+, this is determined by their electronegativity. H2O molecules can form hydrogen bonding when the Hydrogen atom bonds through hydrogen bonding to the oxygen atom and vice versa.
This type of bond is an intermolecular bond
How are the cells in the skeletal system helping me in the action of kicking a ball?
Answer:
Flexion of the hip joint occurs when the femur (upper leg) moves forwards, which happens when long jumpers land or at the end of kicking a ball.
Explanation:
first invertebrates to develop a true nervous system
Answer:
Coelenterates are the first invertebrates to develop a true nervous system.
Which of the following is a characteristic of hydrologic fracturing?
A. Large amounts of water force open cracks in rocks
B. Removal of topsoil to reach water supply
C. Transportation of coal via waterways
D. Use of machinery underground to mine coal
Answer:
A. Large amounts of water force open cracks in rocks
Explanation:
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is a drilling method used to extract petroleum (oil) or natural gas from deep in the Earth. In the fracking process, cracks in and below the Earth's surface are opened and widened by injecting water, chemicals, and sand at high pressure.
A is basically explaining this the same way. Forcing cracks in the ground with liquids.
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The role of a control in an experiment is
A. Ensure the experiment can be repeated
B Prove a hypothesis is correct
C Provide a basis of comparison to an experimental group
D Prove that a hypothjesis is correct and ensure repeatability
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
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Which of the following factors was likely the greatest
contributing factor to the 1916 influenza outbreak?
Answer\
poor sewage systems
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What are CAM plants?
Explanation:
A plant that utilizes the Crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM) as an adaptation for arid conditions. CO2 entering the stomata during the night is converted into organic acids, which release CO2 for the Calvin Cycle during the day, when the stomata are closed.
Which statement correctly classifies ATP, cytoplasm, and mitochondria? (1 point)
O ATP is found in mitochondria, and mitochondria are found in the cytoplasm.
O ATP is found in the cytoplasm, and cytoplasm is found in the mitochondria,
O Mitochondria are found in the cytoplasm, and cytoplasm is found in ATP
O Cytoplasm is found in ATP, and ATP is found in the mitochondria
Answer:
ATP is found in mitochondria, and mitochondria are found in the cytoplasm
Explanation:
ATP is found in mitochondria and mitochondria are found in the cytoplasm. So the correct option is A.
What are mitochondria?The majority of the chemical energy required to drive a cell's metabolic operations is produced by mitochondria, which are membrane-bound cell organelles (mitochondrion, singular). Adenosine triphosphate, a tiny molecule, serves as a storage container for the chemical energy generated by the mitochondria (ATP). Small chromosomes found in mitochondria are found there. In most cases, mitochondria and consequently mitochondrial DNA are exclusively passed down from the mother.
Organelles that are membrane-bound include mitochondria, however, they are membrane-bound with two distinct membranes. And for an intercellular organelle, that's extremely remarkable. Those membranes provide the fundamental function of mitochondria, which is to create energy. Chemicals within the cell must be transformed, or they must go via routes, in order to create that energy.
Because phosphate is a high-energy bond and supplies energy for other processes within the cell, the conversion process results in the production of energy in the form of ATP. Consequently, the mitochondria's function is to generate that energy. Because certain cells require more energy than others, they differ in the number of mitochondria they contain.
Therefore the correct option is A.
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State six systems work human body
Answer:
circulatory, respiratory, muscular, digestive, integumentary, endocrine, reproductive, and nervous systems.
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13. Processes and ships proteins
out of the cell.
Answer:
Golgi Apparatus
Explanation:
Which plane separates your chest from your spine?
inverse
Answer: a frontal plane.
Explanation: The frontal plane or coronal plane that divides the body in ventral and dorsal part.
Describe the necessary steps from observing a specimen with 4X objective lens to observing the same specimen with 100X objective lens under the light microscope.
In order to observe a specimen under 4X objective lens, the following procedures must be observed:
Set up the microscope ensuring that the lens have been adequately cleaned and the light source is workingMount the object on a slide and place the slide on the stage of a clean microscope.Switch the revolving nose piece to ensure that the 4X objective is in positionSwitch on the light sourceBring the object into focus by using coarse and fine adjustment knobs.Ensure that the image of the object is centered on the stage.In order to observe the same specimen under the 100X objective:
Switch the revolving nose piece to fix the 100x objective in place.Only use the fine adjustment knob to bring the image into focusIf the image will not resolve properly, a few drops of immersion oil may be applied to the slide to improve resolution.More on microscopy can be found here: https://brainly.com/question/13137774
Which of following is found in the Terai region?
i. Langtang national park
ii. Khaptad national park
iii. Makalu Barun national park
iv. Bardia national park Garnment and
Answer:
1.is the answer to the question
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1) Why does the addition of dideoxynucleotides to the DNA sequencing reaction cause DNA synthesis to stop after the modified nucleotide is added?
A)Because once a modified nucleotide is incorporated into the DNA, there is no free 5'OH group to attach the next nucleotide being added.
B)Because once a modified nucleotide is incorporated into the DNA, there is no free 3'PO4-group to attach the next nucleotide being added.
C)Because once a modified nucleotide is incorporated into the DNA, there is no free 3'OH group to attach the next nucleotide being added.
D)Because once a modified nucleotide is incorporated into the DNA, there is no free 5'PO4-group to attach the next nucleotide being added.
In Sanger sequencing, once a modified nucleotide is incorporated into the DNA, there is no free 3'OH group to attach the next nucleotide being added. This phenomenon is useful to sequence a polynucleotide chain.
Dideoxynucleotides (ddNTPs) are nucleotide inhibitors of the DNA polymerase, it is for that reason that they are used in Sanger sequencing.
The ddNTPs are similar to natural deoxynucleotides used by cells during ADN replication; however, ddNTPs lack a hydroxyl (OH) group on the 3’ carbon of the deoxyribose.
In consequence, once a ddNTP is added, DNA synthesis cannot progress, thereby this phenomenon can be used to determine the order of nucleotides during the elongation of a polynucleotide DNA chain.
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What was the first industrial use of biotechnology?
A. Dissolving boulders with vinegar
B. Dissolving pearls with vinegar
C. Preserving food with vinegar
D. Drying food with a low fire
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Drying food with low fire
Write a paragraph explaining how adhesion, cohesion and capillary action all enable water to go from the roots to the top of a tall tree.
Answer:
Capillary action helps bring water up into the roots. But capillary action can only "pull" water up a small distance, after which it cannot overcome gravity. To get water up to all the branches and leaves, the forces of adhesion and cohesion go to work in the plant's xylem to move water to the furthest leaf.
Explanation:
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Water is moved up through the plant by capillary action from the soil.
Hydrogen connections between water molecules give them a sticky property that allows them to form droplets. Droplets can stick to the plant because of adhesion.
what is capillary action?Capillary action is the movement of liquid along a solid's surface induced by the attraction of the liquid's molecules to the solid's molecules.
The movement of a liquid across the surface of a solid induced by adhesion between the two is known as capillary action.
The higher the water climbs on its own, the narrower the tube becomes. Water is forced up the columns of cells in the xylem and through fine tubes in the cell wall by adhesion in plants.
The transport of water through the plant is known as capillary action. When the adhesion is stronger than the cohesion, this movement happens. The attraction between water molecules is natural. The transient hydrogen bonds that they form are the source of their attraction.
what is adhesion and cohesion?The act of attaching one thing to another is known as adhesion. Water adheres to the organic tissues of plants thanks to adhesion.
Cohesion is the property that allows molecules of the same substance to stick together.
Water molecules are held together by cohesion in plants. Intermolecular attraction leads liquids to create a top or outer layer that acts like a thin film.
The shape of water drops is determined by surface tension, which also holds structures together as they absorb water.
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Mollusks, frogs, sea urchins, and bees can all be classified into which group?
bilateria
protostomes
parazoa
deuterostomes
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Which object is hotter in terms of its kinetic energy: the cup of coffee or the iceberg? Explain the reason for your answer in terms of your understanding of the kinetic molecular theory of matter.
Answer:
red-hot iron bar
Explanation:
An iceberg could even contain more heat energy than a cup of coffee or a red-hot iron bar. That's because its bigger and contains so many more molecules, each of which has some heat energy. The coffee and the iron bar are hotter (have a higher temperature), but the iceberg holds more heat because it's bigger.
Which type of medication treats a sprained ankle that exhibits pain, redness, and heat?
antihistamine
anti-inflammatory
antibiotic
antiparasitic
Answer:
anti-inflammatory
Explanation:
Define radiation energy
Answer:
Radiation energy can be defined as energy produced from the sun, chemicals, or waste. Radiation is any energy that causes some consequence to out body or animal.
Explanation:
answer → energy that travels by waves or particles
Why is mitosis important in living organisms
Answer:
La célula es la unidad anatómica y fisiológica de todos los seres vivos. Lleva un proceso de división celular denominado mitosis en donde a partir de una célula madre se generan dos células hijas exactamente iguales. ... La mitosis en seres pluricelulares tiene la función de crecimiento y reparación.
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What effect did meteor strikes have on the early
formation of Earth's crust?
