Asked by meep
A scientist sets up terrariums in a laboratory and observes the growth of lizards in each terrarium. Which of the following observations could be used as evidence that the amount of space in an environment can affect an animal's growth
A. Two different species of lizard grow to different sizes in the same terrarium.
B. Two lizards of the same species grow to different sizes in different-sized terrariums.
C. Two lizards of the same species grow to different sizes in the same terrarium.
D. Two lizards of the same species grow to different sizes in terrariums with different food supplies.
A. Two different species of lizard grow to different sizes in the same terrarium.
B. Two lizards of the same species grow to different sizes in different-sized terrariums.
C. Two lizards of the same species grow to different sizes in the same terrarium.
D. Two lizards of the same species grow to different sizes in terrariums with different food supplies.
Answers
Answered by
Chris
I think D isn't the answer.
Answered by
Rodeo girl
I'm not sure.. but I honestly think its b or d?
Answered by
Rodeo girl
its actually and probably d not b..
Answered by
Anonymous
A species of fox lives in the arctic where the ground is covered in white snow most of the year. These arctic foxes hunt rodents and other small mammals, while their predators include eagles, wolves, and polar bears. A mutation in its DNA causes a fox to have white fur rather than brown. Given this information, would you classify this mutation as a harmful, beneficial, or neutral mutation? Would this make the fox more or less likely to survive? Explain your answer.
Answered by
caramel latte
B. Two lizards of the same species grow to different sizes in different-sized terrariums, is the answer!
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