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A. cap volcanoes so that they do not release more carbon dioxideB. pump nitrogen and oxygen into the air to help rebalance the atmosphereC. cut down trees and other large plants that depend on carbon dioxideD. reduce the amount of fossil fuels they combust
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Why are nats attracted to humans?
Could be carbon dioxide exhalations. Perhaps heat ( infrared ). Do not know 'nats that well, by mosquitoes are attracted to CO2.
The body process that would attempt to return the blood pH to normal so that cells could function properly is called?
homeostasis
Globulin 4.0 H WHAT does this mean?
If the Globulin level is abnormal there could be a health issue. If it is then you can take some medication and it will return to normal.
Is normal to have male and female parts?
For humans, not genital wise, but if a male develops breasts, it could be from either a lack of or to much of a hormone. Hope this helps.
What would happen if the body could not maintain a constant temperature?
For humans (and mammals in general) it often means death due to hyperthermia, but for reptiles that's normal.
the ceatoon of carbon monoxide in an effect . what is one cause?
A. the regrouping of the atoms in table salt This is because carbon monoxide is extremely toxic for us humans. An example of this could be pollution.
What is the process that would attempt to return the blood Ph to normal so the cells could function properly?
homeostasis
What is the body process that would attempt to return the blood pH to normal so that cells could function properly?
homeostasis
Why are nats attracted to humans?
Could be carbon dioxide exhalations. Perhaps heat ( infrared ). Do not know 'nats that well, by mosquitoes are attracted to CO2.
3mm stretcher how long will it take to return to normal size?
Could take a few weeks. i say 3 weeks to a month.
The body process that would attempt to return the blood pH to normal so that cells could function properly is called?
homeostasis
The body process that would attempt to return the blood pH to normal so that cells could function properly is called .?
homeostasis
Globulin 4.0 H WHAT does this mean?
If the Globulin level is abnormal there could be a health issue. If it is then you can take some medication and it will return to normal.
How do humans return carbon dioxide to the atmosphere?
First of all, could i point out that the plant will itself be part of the ecosystem. A plant returns it's carbon in many different ways. A plant is made up primarily of carbon, and so when it dies, and other organisms feed off of it, those organisms take in carbon and so it gets passed on that way. A plant's cells also respire, producing carbon dioxide gas (CO2) which can diffuse into the air surrounding the plant (or be used for photosynthesis). I'm sure there are many more ways though.
What about Avian flu suggests that humans are not the normal host for this pathogen?
Because this type of influenza has not easily passed from human to human and is only known to have happened that way quite rarely, the speculation could be entertained that humans are not the normal host. It passes very rapidly in flocks of birds.
What does car exhaust do to the Geospere?
Nothing harmful. Carbon dioxide, which comes from car exhaust is a naturally occurring substance emitted from the earth itself through volcanoes . It is a necessary substance for life on earth. Humans exhale carbon dioxide, and plants take it in for their survival, emitting oxygen in return. So I guess you could say you are feeding plant life when driving your car! Just don't you breath it in, especially in a confined area!
How does the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere affect life?
Carbon absorbs reactant chemicals. In some cases of poisonings eating a bunch of charcoal is a temporary measure in containing the poison before the stomach can be pumped. Otherwise pure carbon is pretty nonreactive.
