Enumerate and determine the different organs of prehension among poultry and livestock.

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A: Age pyramids represent the proportion of individuals of various ages in a population.

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A: Brurner's Theory:  According to Bruner, the extent to which the kid has received proper education as…

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A: DNA  fingerprinting is the process in which identifying and isolating variable elements within the…

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A: Taxonomic hierarchy is the classification of organisms based on their characteristics. It is the…

Q: What do we learn from identification of individuals and populations?

A: Individual is a distinct living entity or package which carries out all life processes in its body,…

Q: entify the First Domesticated Poultry Breed.

A: Poultry involves the domestication of chicken, turkeys, geese and ducks for their eggs and meat  are…

Q: Enlist objectives of breeding for improved nutritional quality?

A: There are people who suffer from the deficiencies of micronutrient, protein and vitamin. These…

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A: Recall, in psychology, is the act of retrieving information or events from the past while lacking a…

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Q: Describe  the concept of the “Survival of the Fittest”.

A: Natural selection is associate evolutionary mechanism. Organisms that are higher tailored to their…

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Q: WRITE 5-10 SENTENCE EXPLAINATION ABOUT SOCIAL DISTANCING?

A: Social distancing is an effective way to slow down the spread of coronavirus. It has become the need…

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A: The number of infant deaths for every one thousand live births is known as the infant mortality rate…

Q: Explain why an organism cannot produce large numbers ofoffspring that receive extended parental…

A: The ability to produce offspring is termed as fecundity. It is influenced by the availability of…

Q: What is the study of Ecology in Early Childhood

A: Ecology in early childhood in more detail:1. Introduce basic ecological concepts: Start by…

Q: How can the organism integrate cues from the environment to develop properly?

A: Environmental cues are defined as the cues that will occur around an organism that will inform them…

Q: What would be an example of a Standards-based heath education lesson for a 5th grade class?

A: The objective of this question is to provide an example of a standards-based health education lesson…

Q: 3. The indicator used for inclusive learning a) Olfactory indicator c) Universal indicator b)…

A: Introduction  Inclusive learning is the method of teaching which ensures the participation of all…

Q: a description of the adaptation (what is the characteristic and how does it help this organism…

A: Golden poison drat frog is included in the phylum chordata and class amphibia. They have well…

Q: six of the advantages of home visits

A: Home visits is the provision of healthcare services to persona and family within their homes and…

Q: Describe the three types of variation within a population.   Morphological   Behavioral…

A: A population is defined as a group of individuals of the same species that live together in the same…

Q: Describe a limiting factor pikas face in their environment?

A: Pika is a small, mountain dwelling mammal. It is found mostly in Asia and North America.

Q: is Roughage is more digestible than forage?   Question 6 options:   True   False

A: Roughage and forage are essential components of animal diets, providing valuable dietary fiber and…

Q: Dr. I.M. Bright is studying whether digital or real life exhibits at the Greensboro Science Center…

A: The experiment and its result are proper ensured only when there are correct independent, dependent…

Q: Diagram how plant breeders use truncation selectionto improve agricultural crops.

A: Plant breeding is the technique to raise the desired plants and seedlings through, biotechnological…

Q: How do populations become allopatric?

A: Isolation is the process through which the mating between the inbreeding groups is prevented due to…

Q: discuss how computers are used in the selection and breeding of animals.

A: Bioinformatics is a branch of biology that deals with the analysis, storage and management of…

Q: Define sexual selection and describe an example of intersexual and intrasexual sexual selection in…

A: Natural selection is a process by which organism adapt to the new traits or charecteristics which…

Q: How is the boiodiversity of costa rica and panama challenged

A: Biodiversity of Costa Rica and Panama is challenging because of deforestation. In Panama, along with…

Q: When solving for frontogenesis what unit are you left with>

A: Frontogenesis is the measurement of effect of temperature gradient that changing with time, and…

Q: how does this specifically tie in to vccintion policies (childhood and Covid)?

A: The link between healthcare outcomes, advocacy for social justice, equity, and ethical policies in…

Q: Explain why the choice between autonomy and paternalism can be a false dichotomy?

A: Today is an era of evidence based medicine Earlier, medicine and its profession is seen as a…

Q: give an example of an environmental way for measurement?

A: For the Environmental metrics, There are numerous ways that are adapted specifically for measuring…

Q: id a specific characteristics that varies from one individual to another

A: Answer:  a specific characteristics that varies from one individual to another is known as trait.…

Q: Which teaching strategies are most appropriate to meet the needs of individuals from each of the…

A: Here we have to describe about which teaching strategies are most appropriate to meet the needs of…

Q: What are the relative advantages and disadvantages ofsemelparity and iteroparity? In answering,…

A: Species differ in life-history traits determined by their environment.

Q: provide a paragraph on sexual dimorphism. discuss why some species have pronounced dimorphism, and…

A: Introduction :- Sexual dimorphism refers to the differences in physical appearance and…

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A: Literacy, in its broadest definition, refers to "certain ways of thinking about and performing…

Q: Please define and compare morbidity vs mortality? Provide 3 examples for each concept

A: The term "morbidity" is used to refer to the total proportion of a population suffering from any…

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A: As parents, caregivers, and educators, we all want children to develop strong language skills,…

Q: Name the 3r's in the environment.

A: The environment is a combination of both biotic and abiotic things and It includes physical,…

Q: What are some variables assessed with relation to morbidity?

A: Morbidity is any departure from a state of physiological or physical well-being. Morbidity measures…

Q: what is the difference between duck breeds, varieties and strains? please use examples if you can

A: Certainly! Ducks can be classified into breeds, varieties, and strains, each with its own distinct…