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Slaters have primitive lung-like structures in two of their pleopods and a lower humidity gradient. Therefore, loose water vapor at a much reduced rate. They require a high moisture level in their environment.
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A horse is considered a first level consumer (a herbivore).
What zone of the benthic environment ranges from 200 to 4000m below sea level?
The Pie Zone.
Biochemical adaptation of animals?
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Why it is necessary for a living being to maintain its internal environment at a fairly constant level?
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What is the denotative and connotative meaning of clouds?
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What causes air to be humid?
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Moisture in the water cycle?
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What is a grain moisture tester used for?
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