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Estuaries are more productive biomes than either the marine or freshwater biomes?
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Estuaries are more productive biomes than either marine or freshwater biomes?
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What biome would a kangaroo least likely live in?
The kangaroo would not live in either freshwater or marine biomes. It also would not live in the tundra.
Which of the following statements are true about productive and allocative efficiency society can achieve either productive efficiency or allocative efficiency but not simultaneously?
society can achieve either productive efficiency or allocative efficiency, but not both simultaneously
Why are estuaries such rich habitats for oraganisms?
They're the mouth of rivers, where the water can be either salt or fresh depending on the tides. Lots of things (plants and animal) live there and the ancestors of ALL land animal lived there about a half billion years ago. Note that there are animals and plants that live in the sea that never had anything to do with estuaries, and couldn't care less for their existence. But many of the animals that you are familiar with (like birds) use estuaries as breeding grounds.
What is the soil type for saltwater?
there is not a saltwater climate, just as there is no freshwater climate either
What water resources can be either freshwater or saltwater?
salmon crocodile and bull shark
What are two types of freshwater boneless fish?
I do not believe that there is **any** type of **BONELESS** fish, either freshwater or saltwater. Shark are boneless, their bodies are made of cartiledge.
Is carp a swear word?
Carp is either a freshwater fish or someone who complains unreasonably
What does a freshwater yabby eat?
The yabbie either eats meat Answer. Freshwater yabbies will eat vegetation, fish, wood and meat. If there is no food, yabbies will turn cannibalistic to survive.
What Does Lotte Mean?
La lotte is either a freshwater fish (English names: burbot or eelpout, freshwater cod) or a saltwater fish (angler).
What type of biome does a fish live in?
A liquid environment [ saltwater or freshwater ].
What the difference between productive and non-productive pain?
"Productive" pain has been described as a warning of injury, and so may be both an indication of need for treatment and a guide to diagnosis. "Nonproductive" pain by definition serves no purpose either as a warning or diagnostic tool.
