This can happen by certain species already well adapted to their environment, such as certain fish and so on... OR. Species have had the perfect enviorment for them to live in!
AP Biology!
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How would you have reacted if you were Ms. Allen? Explain why
If they found a body it would mean that no pieces were cut off -so the body was in one piece.'Remains of someone' would mean that the body was not found in one piece!
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to explain how the slaves would have escaped
That would be a fossil.
algae... i think. i would look it up but im pretty sure that's right.
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Geographical Isolation
Depending on the size of the asteroid and the speed of its collision, millions of tons of dust will explode into the atmosphere and be carried all round the world, blotting out the sun. Without the sun's heat the atmosphere would cool and global warming would slow. If the dust cloud remains for years many species will die. This is one of the theories for the disappearance of the dinosaurs.
Yes but only closely related species. If you isolated some canaries for years you could come up with a sub species of canary. but no matter how long the animals were isolated they would still be birds. they would not change into a species other than a bird species even if given millions of years.
umpa lumpa dopati do ha ha ha Fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas are formed from the remains of plant and animal matter.
for example; butterflies survive the changes by the flower cause flower is there food
Only her scent remains. That remains to be seen.
millions of millions of millions of millions... ten hours later... of millions of millions of dollars. the asteroid belt is giganitic. to get rid of it would be one of the hardest things in the world and an asteroid is like a dwarf planet. it would be an enormous amount to get rid of one.
They would say they are different strains of the same species. Dogs have been bred from wolves by choosing animals with specific characteristics.
West Virginia was once submerged underwater millions of years ago. The shark teeth in West Virginia are the remains of sharks that lived in this area when the state was submerged.