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Science hw help please!!thanks so much I really appreciate it?

1)Oak trees are most likely to compete for resources with
A)Gray Squirrels
B)Ruby-throated hummingbirds C)Sugar maple trees
D)Wood-ear mushrooms

2)Which event is most likely to cause species to become extinct?
A)A large increase in rainfull that lasts for 100 years
B)A warmer than average winter
C)A flood that affects a small grassy field
D)A climate that does not change for many years.

3)Which of these species can probably evolve most rapidly when its environment changes?
A)Eastern Coyote
B)Great Horned Owl
C)Spotted salamander
D)Northern House Mosquito

4)Which of these could a scientist learn from the fossils contained in layers of sedimentary rock?
A)what sounds organisms made long ago
B)how life on Earth has changed over time
C)what caused organisms to become extinct
D)how many organisms lived on earth in the past
5)A particular trait is controlled by DNA on three different chromosomes.What must be true of the trait?
A)It is determined by a dominant gene
B)it is harmful to the individual
C)it is found only in males
D)it is determined by more than one gene

6)A scientist identifies all of the genes in a human body cell.The number of genes the scientist finds is closest to
A)5
B)50
C)5,000 D)50,000,000
Thanks so much I really appreciate.

Science hw help please!!thanks so much I really appreciate it?

1)Oak trees are most likely to compete for resources with
A)Gray Squirrels
B)Ruby-throated hummingbirds
C)Sugar maple trees
D)Wood-ear mushrooms

2)Which event is most likely to cause species to become extinct?
A)A large increase in rainfull that lasts for 100 years
B)A warmer than average winter
C)A flood that affects a small grassy field
D)A climate that does not change for many years.

3)Which of these species can probably evolve most rapidly when its environment changes? A)Eastern Coyote
B)Great Horned Owl
C)Spotted salamander
D)Northern House Mosquito

4)Which of these could a scientist learn from the fossils contained in layers of sedimentary rock?
A)what sounds organisms made long ago B)how life on Earth has changed over time C)what caused organisms to become extinct D)how many organisms lived on earth in the past

5)A particular trait is controlled by DNA on three different chromosomes.What must be true of the trait?

A)It is determined by a dominant gene
B)it is harmful to the individual
C)it is found only in males
D)it is determined by more than one gene

6)A scientist identifies all of the genes in a human body cell.The number of genes the scientist finds is closest to
A)5
B)50
C)5,000
D)50,000,000

Thanks so much I really appreciate it.Thanks again

Science hw help please!!Thanks so much i really appreciate it?

1)Oak trees are most likely to compete for resources with
A)Gray Squirrels
B)Ruby-throated hummingbirds
C)Sugar maple trees
D)Wood-ear mushrooms

2)Which event is most likely to cause species to become extinct?
A)A large increase in rainfull that lasts for 100 years
B)A warmer than average winter
C)A flood that affects a small grassy field
D)A climate that does not change for many years.

3)Which of these species can probably evolve most rapidly when its environment changes?
A)Eastern Coyote
B)Great Horned Owl
C)Spotted salamander
D)Northern House Mosquito

4)Which of these could a scientist learn from the fossils contained in layers of sedimentary rock?
A)what sounds organisms made long ago
B)how life on Earth has changed over time
C)what caused organisms to become extinct
D)how many organisms lived on earth in the past

5)A particular trait is controlled by DNA on three different chromosomes.What must be true of the trait?
A)It is determined by a dominant gene
B)it is harmful to the individual
C)it is found only in males
D)it is determined by more than one gene

6)A scientist identifies all of the genes in a human body cell.The number of genes the scientist finds is closest to
A)5
B)50
C)5,000
D)50,000,000
Thanks so much I really appreciate it.Thanks again

Science question please help?

1.) A 15kg sled is moving at a speed of 4.0m/s. At what speedwillthe sled have twice as much kinetic energy?

2.) A 5kg cat is resting ontop ofa bookshelfthat is 3mhigh.What’sthe cats gravitational potential energy relative to the floorifthe accerelation dueto gravity 9.8m/s^2?

3.) What is the KE of a 98kg sky diver falling at a terminal velocity of 69m/s?

4.) A .62kg squirrel jumps from a tree branch that is 4.3m high to the top of a bird feeder that is 2.1m high. What is the change ingravitational potential energy?

5.) A small dog is trained to jump straight up at a distance of 3.2m. How much kinetic energy does the 8.2kg dog need to jump this high? (The acceleration due to gravity is 9.8m/s^2)

Show work if possible please Thank you! (=

Physical science, 10 pts, please help?

1.) A 15kg sled is moving at a speed of 4.0m/s. At what speedwillthe sled have twice as much kinetic energy?

2.) A 5kg cat is resting ontop ofa bookshelfthat is 3mhigh.What’sthe cats gravitational potential energy relative to the floorifthe accerelation dueto gravity 9.8m/s^2?

3.) What is the KE of a 98kg sky diver falling at a terminal velocity of 69m/s?

4.) A .62kg squirrel jumps from a tree branch that is 4.3m high to the top of a bird feeder that is 2.1m high. What is the change ingravitational potential energy?

5.) A small dog is trained to jump straight up at a distance of 3.2m. How much kinetic energy does the 8.2kg dog need to jump this high? (The acceleration due to gravity is 9.8m/s^2)

Show work if possible please Thank you! (:

Pig Head/Squirrel Attack! Time Lapse Forensic Decomposition Study 720p HD

120-day time lapse of a pig head decomposing, with help from a surprising variety of animals. 1080p HD Stock footage available at JCMDI.COM V06905a This footage was shot as part of a taphonomic study of the impact of environmental conditions on blunt-force bone trauma. The head specimen shown was purchased from a commercial meat plant and then subjected to 120 days of environmental exposure while being photographed every 3 minutes over a 120 day period. Those 51000+ images were then “thinned-out” so that only the 3100+ images showing significant change remained for this version of the video. While larger predators were prevented from entering the study area so as to avoid them carrying-off the specimen, smaller animals had free access. One of the biggest surprises was how voraciously the Ground Squirrels stripped the remaining tough skin, long after the insects had finished with the soft tissue. Also captured in this sequence are lizards, toads, mice/rats, and a variety of birds. Not suprisingly, nothing is wasted in nature . Studies like these help law enforcement forensic experts learn more about natural processes and environmental effects on tissue and bone, ultimately aiding in identifying human remains, cause/time of death, and may even help solve old cold cases.

Squirrel Memory test? MUST SEE!!!!!

This entry for NewScientist proves that squirrels don’t smell nuts. A squirrel’s memory is phenomenal. If you try this experiment at home it is important to distinguish between different squirrels. In this experiment there were three of them. All three squirrels exhibited the same memory traits: They always returned to the same position. Collectively they made over 300 separate trips and seemed to work as a team to systematically clear the hoard of nuts. Here is a link to NewScientist’s …