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Are humans part of the circle of life?
Human's are just another animal in the various ecological and chemical cycles of the Earth.
What are the differences between 3-stage life cycles and 4-stage life cycles?
4 life cycles has more transforming than 3 life cycles
Do cows have life cycles?
yes...everything has life cycles
How do humans affect the cycles in nature?
Humans affect the cycles by performing certain activites. They cut down trees, pollute water bodies.
Does animal life cycles requires water and soil?
does an animal life cycles have water and soil
How ozone affect your life?
Ozone damages the atmospheric layer which allows the harmful reys of the sun(uv rays) disrupting the life cycles by damaging the plants and causing skin cancer in humans.
In the absence of humans are the bio geochemical cycles stable?
Bigeochemical is the movement of a particular chemical through the living parts of an ecosystem. Humans may change state as they move through their cycles.
Do bearded dragons have menstrual cycles?
No, bearded dragons do not have menstrual cycles. They do not menstruate like humans or some other mammals.
Which are the five cycles?
The: Rock Cycle Water Cycle Nitrogen Cycle Oxygen Cycle Carbon Cycle
Plant life cycles differ from animal life cycles in that?
spore formation occurs in between meiosis and gamete formation.
Provide an explanation for the complex life cycles exhibited by parasitic helminths Cite specific examples in your discussion This means to choose a species of helminth that is parasitic and discuss?
Parasitic helminths often have complex life cycles involving multiple hosts and stages of development. For example, the tapeworm species Taenia solium has a life cycle that involves pigs as intermediate hosts and humans as definitive hosts. Eggs passed in human feces are ingested by pigs, where they develop into larvae. When humans consume undercooked pork infected with larvae, the tapeworm develops in the intestine, completing the cycle.
Does a dolphin have 4 life cycles?
no
