For each statement, indicate whether it is True or False. If you choose False, briefly explain why the statement is incorrect. True or false. Secondary consumers have more energy or power than do primary consumers

What will be an ideal response?


false
Reasoning: Answers will vary.

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Dopamine derived from the hypothalamus is the prominent hormone controlling pituitary prolactin secretion. Dopamine inhibits prolactin secretion. What do you predict would happen if the pituitary were removed from the base of the brain and transplanted to some distant place in the body (for instance on top of the kidney), such that dopamine could no longer regulate prolactin secretion? You can

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A researcher is looking for met- strains. He/she compares two plates. One plate has colonies growing

on complete medium. The other plate has colonies growing on methionine deficient medium. How can the researcher determine which colonies are met-?

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An increase in infant mortality will _____ a population's replacement fertility rate

a. raise c. not affect b. lower

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