The coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) occurs naturally in a strip of habitat about 450 miles long and 5–35 miles wide from southwest Oregon along the coast to just south of Monterey, California
What aspect of the population ecology of the coast redwood does this
statement describe?
What will be an ideal response?
geographic range
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What adaptation do alcids have to aid in successful reproduction? a. The males rest eggs on their feet
b. They have a pear shaped egg. c. They lay a single egg at a time. d. They lay eggs in protected areas on the beach.
The sum of all factors (living and nonliving) that limit the ability of a population to grow is known as ________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Choose the best cause and effect sequence for the process of speciation by natural selection.
A. Variation --> Reproductive Isolation --> Speciation --> Mutation --> Selection B. Variation --> Selection --> Reproductive Isolation --> Mutation --> Speciation C. Selection --> Speciation --> Reproductive Isolation --> Variation --> Mutation D. Speciation --> Reproductive Isolation --> Selection --> Mutation --> Variation E. Mutation --> Variation --> Selection --> Reproductive Isolation --> Speciation
The kidneys are both protected and held in place by cushions of fat. In cases of rapid weight loss, the kidneys may drop to a lower position, possibly causing kinks in a nearby tubular organ. If this happens, urine will back up into the kidneys, severely damaging them. What organ(s) is/are most-likely kinked in this situation?
A. renal arteries B. ureters C. urethra D. renal veins E. nephrons