It is most commonly believed that India or China has the highest population density in the
world, however this is not true, what country holds that honor?

Answer:

Monaco

Explanation:

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List eight factors that contribute to desertification.

Which trend in hominid evolution can be supported by fossil evidence?
Walking upright
Use of tools
Increased intelligence
Decorating cave walls

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This is the simplest invertebrate animal. Most are asymmetrical and reproduce either through asexual means or through internal, self-fertilization because most are hermaphrodites.

Compare a lunar eclipse and a solar eclipse. For each type of eclipse, be sure to provide evidence that describes:
The alignment of the sun, moon and earth during the eclipse.
The phase of the moon that is observable during the eclipse.
How the sun’s light is being blocked on the earth and the moon.
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In snapdragons, flower color is determined by a gene with two alleles. Red flower color (R) shows incomplete dominance over the gene for white flower color (R'). A scientist is observing the genes and genotype of a snapdragon population. Which observation provides evidence that the population is evolving?
A) The alleles R and R' have unequal frequency in the population.
B) The population is decreasing, and the allele frequencies remain the same.
C) The allele R' is becoming more common in the population.
D) The population is increasing, and the allele frequencies remain the same.

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What characteristic makes a social group eusocial?

Which claim is supported by significant scientific research?

How does increased sediment loads adversely affect coral reefs?

A- sediment reduces photosynthesis by zooxanthellae

B- nutrients stimulate zooxanthellae growth

C- sediment makes corals Brittle

D- sediment lowers oceanic pH

E- sediment kills parasites

Explain negative feedback mechanism

Which plant or plant part is a source of edible oils?
A. 
wheat
B. 
kidney beans
C. 
sunflower
D. 
rice
E. 
cottonseed​

Predict the likely effect on the ability of substance L to enter the cells if substance L is attached to a large protein instead of free in the
culture.

A(n)
is a cellular structure that performs a
specific function in the cell.

Mutations are triggered by

Elijah likes the roses in his cousin’s garden. He decides to take the leaves from his cousin’s plant and connect them to his plant, which will result in the growth of a new rose plant. What method of plant propagation did Elijah use?
A. 
cutting
B. 
air layering
C. 
tip layering
D. 
mound layering
E. 
grafting​

2. Predict the oxygen level in a pond.
A The amount of oxygen dissolved in the water stays pretty even over a one year period.
B The water is too deep for plants to grow on the bottom, making it oxygen rich.
C Oxygen levels are high in the summer while the sun is shining and plants are
photosynthesizing, but they can drop in the winter.
D None of the above.

During cellular respiration, which of the following is equal to the total number of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms in water and carbon dioxide?

Number of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms in glucose
Number of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms in oxygen gas
Total number of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms in glucose and oxygen
Total number of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms in hydrogen gas and oxygen

While Congress has the power to create new laws, they can be vetoed by the President. In addition, the Executive Branch must enforce these laws. What two
different constitutional principles are demonstrated by these relationships?
Select one:
A
checks and balances and separation of powers
B.
separation of powers and eminent domain
C
federal supremacy and due process
D.
separation of powers and quartering of troops

Which of the earths sphere is by far the largest?

Interphase lasts for
of a cell's life
98%
80%
50%
20%
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what are liquid fats called

The human body contains many glands, including the pituitary, thymus, and thyroid. The table below shows the functions of two of these glands. Function 1. Associated with the immune system and is largest in size during teenage years 2. Produces hormones which are required for growth and various body functions Which of the following matches correctly the names of the glands with their functions? Group of answer choices Pituitary—Function 1; Thyroid—Function 2 Thyroid—Function 1; Thymus—Function 2 Thymus—Function 1; Pituitary—Function 2 Pituitary—Function 1; Thymus—Function 2

All the following will give people an indication of your character EXCEPT
Ohow you are dressed.
your body type.
the language you use.
whether you are on time or not.
Brainly if correct 50 points

Sarah adds 10 g of baking soda to 100 g of vinegar. The mixture begins 20
to bubble. When the bubbling stops, Sarah finds the mass of the resulting
mixture. She determines its mass is 105 g. The data she collected is in the
table. Does this follow the law of conservation of mass? Explain.​

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The image below shows how wolves and dogs compare to some other animals in the levels of classification.



Based on the chart, how are fish and dogs related?

They belong to the same kingdom but different phyla.
They belong to the same phylum but different classes.
They belong to the same kingdom and class.
They belong to the same phylum and class.

Use the drop-down menus to answer questions about bacteria. Since bacteria are prokaryotes, they have no The outside of a bacterial cell is protected by a structure called a . The provides a rigid structure that gives the cell its shape. The helps to transport ions, nutrients, and waste. allow DNA to be transferred from one bacterium to another. ed2020

1. a fluid secretion of the body membranes or linings microorganism
2. a chemical produced by microorganisms that can destroy other bacteria and microorganisms infectious
3. a body condition characterized by yellowness of the skin mucus
4. an organism too small to be seen except with a microscope jaundice
5. spread by infection; causing infection; apt to spread antibiotic
6. tiny single-celled organisms that do not have a nucleus bacteria

Which is a FALSE statement about the blood that leaves the heart through the aorta?
A. It is oxygenated.
B. It contains high levels of sugar.
C. It contains high levels of carbon dioxide.
D. It is transported by the arteries to cells throughout the body.

The landing of pollen on the stigma is followed by the growth of the pollen
tube towards the ovule. The pollen tube growth is guided by chemicals released from the pistil of the female flower. What is this type of growth in
the direction of chemicals called?

• positive chemotropism

• negative phototropism

• positive phototropism

Tim observed two local habitats. He counted the number of different kinds of plants and animals in each habitat. He recorded his data in a table. Look at the data. Then, answer the question.

Park Street
Different kinds of plants 61 18
Different kinds of animals 32 5

What might cause the differences in diversity between these habitats?
A. The park is smaller than the street.
B. The park has more adaptations than the street.
C. The park meets the basic needs of more living things than the street.
D. The park supports living things in water. The street supports living things on land.