How does the availability of milkweed plants affect the migration of monarch butterflies?
a. Without milkweed plants, the female monarch would starve.
b. Without milkweed plants, the monarch larvae would starve.
c. Without milkweed plants, the male monarch would starve.
d. When milkweed plants are abundant, monarch predators would thrive
e. When milkweed plants are abundant, the male monarch could not find a mate.
B
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A. center of gravity B. valence number C. isotope D. nucleus
During carrier-mediated facilitated diffusion, the cell will increase its transport maximum if the concentration gradient is increased.
a. true b. false
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A. CO2 and ATP. B. NADH and CO2. C. ATP and NADH. D. Pi and FADH2. E. FADH2 and ATP.