1. Energy from the is transferred to Earth’s surface. Some of that energy is then ____________ to the air ________ the surface.
2.Locations closer to the equator have a __________ temperature. Locations farther away from the equator have a _________ temperature.
3.Locations close to the equator get the ________ energy from the sun. Locations farther away from the equator get the _________ amount of energy from the sun.

Answer:

2)Higher temperature

Lower temperature

3)highest

Least

Remember that places close to the equator are hotter since the sun is directly overhead while at the poles sunlight intensity is less that is the reason why snowy parts like the artic do not melt

What causes the Doppler effect

A cow with a white coat is bred with a cow with a red coat. The offspring have coats with both white and red hairs. This is an example of _____.

multiple genes
incomplete dominance
codominance
mutation

There are _____________system in our body .
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What animals eye is this?

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1. Where would you find the largest supply of liquid fresh water on Earth? *

2. Is a city on the Ohio River in the Ohio or Mississippi watershed? *

3. Agricultural wastes sometimes include fertilizers, which are nutrients that aid plant
growth. How might these wastes affect a pond?

4. What would happen to the saturated and unsaturated zones of an aquifer during a long drought? What might happen to shallow wells? *

PLEASEE ANSWER BEFORE FRIDAY APRIL 30 Seven students looked at a barometer, a weather device that measures air pressure. They had different ideas about air pressure. This is what they
thought:
Kimberly:
Glenn:
Rae:
Jeff:
Oliver:
I think air has to be moving to create air pressure.
Air pressure is a downward force.
The higher in the atmosphere, the greater the air pressure.
Air pressure is the same in all directions.
Air pressure increases as the number of air particles increases.
Warm air masses have higher pressure than cool air masses.
When air pressure decreases, it might rain or snow.
Cameron:
Jay:
Circle the names of the students you agree with and describe why you
agree. Describe your ideas about air pressure.

Which example describes an abiotic factor interacting with a biotic factor?

Small fish are food for larger fish.

More light increases the water temperature.

Tropical fish need warm water to survive.

High water temperatures decrease oxygen concentration in the water.

Cut two 3-by-12 inch strips of material from the nylon stocking. Place both strips on a piece of white paper and rub them briskly in your hand. With your fingers, lift the two pieces of nylon and hold them side by side. What happens and why? What electrical charge is present on the nylon strips?

Braydon reads about the earthquake the occurred in Japan in 2011, and he learns that it had a magnitude of 9.0. What does the magnitude of an earthquake measure? A. the size of the earthquake's seismic waves B. the energy released by the earthquake C. the damage done by the earthquake D. the length of the earthquake

A population is a group of individuals of the same species. According to the theory of natural selection, what is likely to happen to a population when a change occurs in its environment (for example, the amount of rainfall decreases or the temperature increases)?
A.All of the individuals would try to develop new traits so that they could survive and reproduce in the changed environment. B.Some of the individuals would try to develop new traits so that they could survive and reproduce, and the other individuals would die. C.Because all individuals of the same species have the same traits, one individual would never have an advantage over another in its population.They would either all survive or all die.D.The individuals that have traits better suited to the changed environment would be more likely to survive and reproduce than those with less suitable traits.

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whats an example of embrology

Read the first two sections "Darwin's Finches" and "The Galapagos Islands"


5. Did Darwin first believe that each finch he found was a different species? Was he right or wrong?

6. How did organisms arrive at the Galapagos Islands?


7. Why is selective breeding useful to farmers?

8. What does it mean to selectively breed an organism?


9. What is mimicry? How does mimicry benefit an organism?

In which organelle is most DNA found?

Which of the following is an example of chemical digestion?
A: A whole grape enters your mouth and your teeth break it up into smaller pieces that are easier to swallow.
B: The bagel you ate this morning eventually leaves your body as a waste material called feces.
C: Your body uses the eggs you had for breakfast for energy, growth and healing.
D: Little pieces of chewed up hamburger are broken down into smaller molecules by enzymes.

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Please Help me, answer the questions. The first one is already answered.

1. In most chordates, what does the notochord become?
the brain
the appendages
the backone
the spinal cord
2. In most chordates, what does the notochord become?
the brain
the appendages
the backone
the spinal cord
3. Which of the following is not a chordate?
Human
Elephant
Sea squirt
Sea star

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What is a comparison of the actual use of renewable, sustainable resources, including water and land, that a population uses for support relative to what is annually renewed. Non-renewable resources are not considered since they are not considered sustainable.

Skyscrapers along the coast.
Coastal regions experience moderate temperatures because winds prevent extreme temperatures in these regions.

Which direction of wind makes these moderate temperatures possible?

what types of sedimentary rocks are formed from the remains of dead organisms

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Name 4 ways that man's activities threaten oyster bed survival.

Emma bends and straightens her arms while lifting weights. Which body systems work together to make this happen?

a
Nervous and skeletal

b
Muscular and endocrine

c
Skeletal and muscular

d
Nervous and endocrine

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You are an American scientist working with Chinese scientists to protect the endangered giant panda. As you can't speak or write Chinese, how do you make sure that your coworkers and you are working on the same animal?

A. you both speak the same language

B. you use pictures

C, you speak using genus and species

D. you only text or send emails

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James looked at a picture of rock layers while studying how scientists determine the ages of rocks. He looked at the variety of layers and understood that the law of superposition indicated something about the rock layer ages. What does the law of superposition indicate?
A. The rock layers can change their position and push younger rock layers under older rock layers.
B. The rock layers can change their position and push older rock layers under younger rock layers.
C. The rock layers on top are the youngest layers and the lower rock layers are the oldest layers.
D. The rock layers on top are the oldest layers and the lower rock layers are the youngest layers.

Some women who took the drug thalidomide in early pregnancy gave birth to children with serve birth defcets. Which is thalidomide considered to be?

A. antibiotic
B. mutagen
C. vaccine
D. virus

the diagram shows the life cycle of a fern. what does stage 4 show?