The color changes from clear to blue, then once heated to orange.
I did this experiment not too long ago so hopefully this helps! (:
Answer:
Endothermic
Explanation:
Amphibians are ectothermic organisms. Ectothermic animals are coldblooded animals. From the options above, the correct answer is endothermic because amphibians are not hot blooded and are never endothermic.
<span> A plant with narrow leaves and shallow roots would probably be found in the desert, where there is not a lot of water. Narrow leaves help prevent water loss. Shallow roots can spread out long distances in search of water. Plants living in the desert grow far apart from one another so that they don’t have to compete for limited amounts of water.</span>
Answer:
This question lacks options, the options are:
A) symbiosis
B) ecosystem
C) community
D) population
E) biosphere
The answer is D) Population
Explanation:
Living organisms in an ecosystem are usually found in numbers living together in a given area. This is termed POPULATION in ecology. A population refers to the group of living organisms that belongs to the same species living together in the same habitat and have the ability to interbreed i.e. mate and reproduce with one another.
This is the case in this question where many sandhill cranes (large flying birds) were observed in a particular area, which represented their habitat. Asides the group of sandhill cranes living together, they were also observed to be interbreeding. This was evident in the observation of two sandhill cranes hopping up and down around their bright orange baby. This shows that members of the population are capable of mating and reproducing fertile offsprings.
This observation completes what a POPULATION is all about, hence, a population was observed.
There are no choices, I'll assume that the Nereus in the question refers to the underwater vehicle.
Facts about the Nereus
1) It is an HROV or <span>hybrid unmanned autonomous underwater vehicle. Operated underwater but its operator is in a remote location.
2) Built and operated by WHOI or </span>Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution<span>
3) Designed to explore the deepest surveyed point of the ocean worldwide named Challenger Deep.
4) Deepest dive was at 35,768 feet of the Mariana Trench last May 2009.
5) Was lost on May 10, 2014 after it imploded due to pressure in the Kermadec Trench</span>
