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How did agriculture change in the south in the late 1900s?
Here are some ways that agriculture changed in the south in the late 1900s:Farmers chose different crops in order to make higher profitsFarms became fewer, but more efficient.Mass production of livestock led to successful agribusinesses.Agribusiness led to larger farms.There were fewer farms, but they were larger.
Why are there fewer vacuoles in plants than in animals?
more cells in plants.
Why cant insects be larger than animals?
they CAN be larger than animals
How long do killer whales look after ther babies?
Killer whales keep their calves with them for life because they need more members in the pod to help hunt down larger animals.
Why do babies who are smaller or very much larger than average have more problems?
mostly babies that are smaller because they are premature.
Are larger animals faster and more powerful than smaller animals?
Only for some animals.
Why the tiny green plants have fewer animal attached them?
Tiny green plants, such as mosses and lichens, often have fewer animals attached to them due to their small size and simplistic structure, which provides limited habitat and resources compared to larger plants. Additionally, their environments may be harsher or less stable, making them less appealing to many animals. Furthermore, their rapid growth and short life cycles may not support larger or more complex animal interactions.
Why do most people in the world love baby animals?
People evolved to want to care for babies, and animals whose babies have characteristics which are more similar to human babies, such as big foreheads, disproportionate head/body size, big eyes, playful and inquisitive are likely to be thought of as more cute generally than animals which are a more different from us in those regards.
Is it true that animals with radial symmetry are more larger and more complex than animals with bilateral symmetry?
yes
Do larger numbers always have more prime factors?
Not necessarily. 73 has far fewer prime factors than 72.
What happens to the population of a certain species when the predators decrease?
When predators die, that means more of the prey live to maturity. That means that more babies are born, resulting in a larger population size. However, as time goes on, this growth in population can get out of hand, causing the prey to have a food shortage, causing animals to die. All the weak animals means more food for the predators, which also means they have more babies. They have a food shortage too, causing the population to decrease... and the cycle begins again.
How many plants and animals are in the rainforest's?
well their isn't an exact answer because more and more plants grow in the times, and the animals have sex and have babies so their isn't and exact answer.
