Which of the following is considered a abiotic 

A : algae bloom
B : fish life
C : animals waste
D : sediment deposition

Answer:

sediment deposition

Explanation:

Abiotic factors are the non-living pieces of the climate that can regularly affect living creatures. Abiotic factors incorporate water, daylight, oxygen, soil and temperature.

Brainliest?

Answer:

D: sediment deposition

Explanation:

An abiotic factor in an environment is a factor that is not, nor has ever been alive, and it didn't come from a living organism. The opposite of abiotic is biotic; a biotic factor is alive. So, sediment deposition would be abiotic because, unlike the other options, it was never alive and did not come from a lining thing.

P S Q R The biological levels of organization range from a single organelle all the way up to the biosphere in a highly structured hierarchy. Multicellular organisms are organized from the simplest to most complex: cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, organisms. Evaluate the model above. Select ALL of the statements that accurately depict the examples shown in the model. A) R shows an animal cell. B) O shows types of tissue. P shows organs in the endocrine system. D) P shows an organ system, the digestive system. E) S shows an organ system, the digestive system.​

Name the two different types of translatory motion and explain each in brief​

Four students were asked to describe how three types of cells reproduce: a pollen cell, a leaf cell, and a human egg cell. Their responses are indicated in each row below.

Student Formation of a Pollen Cell Formation of a Leaf Cell Formation of a Human Egg Cell
Lexus Mitosis Mitosis Meiosis
Gabby Meiosis Meiosis Mitosis
Giovanny Mitosis Meiosis Mitosis
Breeanna Meiosis Mitosis Meiosis

Which student correctly identified how each cell reproduces?


A) Lexus


B) Gabby

C) Giovanny


D) Breeanna

4 A population of tree-climbing lizard lives on one bank of a large river.
The other bank of the
river is a treeless prairie. During a flood, 40
lizards were transferred to the prairie side
of the river. After 200
generations, this transferred population of lizard lost the ability to
climb.
Which mechanism is MOST likely responsible for this loss of function
within the transferred
population?
natural selection
genetic drift
gene flow
mutation

2. The formation of a new community where another community already exists is known as ______.
A primary succession
B secondary succession
C pioneer community
D pioneer species​

7. During DNA replication, a complementary strand of DNA is made for each original DNA strand. Thus,
if a portion of the original strand is CAGGTTACG, then the new strand will be
a. CAGGTTACG.
c. GTCCAATGC.
b. GTCCTTAGC.
d. GTCCTTACG.

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Describe the process of photosynthesis, in your own words.

LIST THESE BY GREATEST NUMBER OF PROTONS, please.


HYDROGEN
ALUMINUM
NICKEL
LITHIUM
GOLD
ARGON
MERCURY
IODINE

TRUE OR FALSE Prokaryotic cells can’t replicate DNA, because they do NOT possess nuclei.

Use the image below to answer items a and b.
The cells in this image of the microscope's field of view are most likely from a(n) ?

Α - bacterium
B - plant
C - protist
D - fungus

7. Compare and contrast the way carbon is used in respiration and photosynthesis.

8. How does carbon get into the ocean?


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how do u get a perimeter of a rectangle?​

 Female peacocks typically chose to mate with males who have the most brightly colored feathers. This is an example of

A- shrinking population
B - Mate Choice
C- Mutations
D- gene flow
E- natural selection

You are a geneticist working at a veterinary hospital. Your job is to help people understand genetic disorders that could affect their pets.

The sun's inner core is the hottest part of the sun. (2 points)
True
False

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ALL MATTER HAS THE SAME PROPERTIES.
A. True
B. False

The Gulf of Mexico dead zone is an area of hypoxic waters at the mouth of the Mississippi River. Its area varies in size, but can cover up to 6,000-7,000 square miles. The zone occurs between the inner and mid-continental shelf in the northern Gulf of Mexico, beginning at the Mississippi River delta and extending westward to the upper Texas coast. Thousands of farms are located along the Mississippi River and its tributaries and as water washes into the river after a heavy rain, it brings with it nutrients from fertilizers added to farmland. These materials flow downriver and eventually enter the Gulf of Mexico, where they create conditions for a dead zone: an area of low to no oxygen that results in the death of fish and other marine life. The Gulf of Mexico is a major source area for the seafood industry. The Gulf supplies 72% of U.S. harvested shrimp, 66% of harvested oysters, and 16% of commercial fish. Consequently, if the hypoxic zone continues or worsens, fishermen and coastal state economies will be greatly impacted. What can be done to minimize the Gulf dead zone? Choose ALL that could apply. A) Control of animal wastes so that they are not allowed to enter into waterways. B) Adjust the timing of fertilizer applications to limit runoff of excess nutrients from farmland. C) Monitor septic systems and sewage treatment facilities to reduce discharge of nutrients to surface water and groundwater. D) Restrict land use in the areas surrounding the Mississippi delta to exclude industrial sites. E) Counter the effects of fertilizers on algal growth in the Gulf with the use of chemical herbicides.

Why is earths interior layered?

Definition of fruits

HELP WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST IF CORRECT: Which plants are usually the first to live in soil?
a. Simple plants
b. Trees
c. Plants that can support insect life
d. Flowers

Which group of fungus convert sugar to alcohol

Decomposers (like bacteria and fungi) are not included in this food web. Explain the role of decomposers in nature. Why are they so important?


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what can cause a decrease in soil quality of farm land that is left without crops during some months every year

Researchers allow bees to feed from a feeder located 500 meters due south of the hive for several days in a row. They then place a new feeder due south of the hive and place feeders in several other directions from the hive as well, but all are now 450 meters from the hive. They leave the original feeder empty. Next, they determine which feeders that new bees from the hive now visit. What information can they learn from this experiment alone

Which fossil in the rock layers below is probably the oldest? Explain your answer.

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What is the scientific name for recycled yard waste?

Explain the mistake you see in image 1