Identifying Benefits of Social Behavior
What are the benefits of social behavior? Check all that apply.
protection
foraging
competition
reproduction
division of labor

Identifying Benefits Of Social BehaviorWhat Are The Benefits Of Social Behavior? Check All That Apply.protectionforagingcompetitionreproductiondivision

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Answer 1

The benefits of social behavior are protection, foraging, reproduction, and division of labor.

What do you mean by Social behavior?

Social behavior may be defined as all kinds of interactions between individuals of the same species from cooperation to antagonism.

Social behavior protects the weak or lazy individuals of the species when they are found in groups. It increases the chances of selection for reproduction.

Due to social behavior, it divides the task of labor among the members of the same species. It increases the chances of searching of food but limits the amount of food to eat.

Therefore, the benefits of social behavior are protection, foraging, reproduction, and division of labor.

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Answer 2

Answer: protection, foraging, reproduction, and division of labor

Explanation:


Related Questions

How did a change in the environment affect life for people in the American
Southwest?
A. A lack of rain may have caused people to leave the region.
B. The desert climate forced farmers to build terraces.
C. Access to waterways led to the creation of canals.
D. A series of earthquakes made farming impossible.

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Answer

A, just did it on apex

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What will most likely increase if there is a high death rate?

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Answer: ITS NOT BIRTH RATE FOR SURE

emigration tho seems to be the correct answer

Explanation: trust bro

Answer: Emigration

Explanation:

2. Circle all the terms or phrases that correctly relate to the study of physiology; use a highlighter
to identify those terms or phrases that pertain to the study of anatomy.
A. Measuring an organ's size, shape, and weight
H. Dynamic
B. Can be studied in dead specimens
I. Dissection
c. Often studied in living subjects
J. Experimentation
D. Principles of chemistry
K. Observation
E. Measuring the acid content of the stomach
L. Directional terms
F. Principles of physics
M. Static
G. Observing a heart in action

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Answer:

The terms or phrases that correctly relate to the study of physiology are;

H. Dynamic

C, Often studied in living subjects

J. Experimentation

D. Principles of chemistry

E. Measuring the acid content of the stomach

F. Principles of physics

G. Observing a heart in action

The terms or phrases that correctly relate to the study of anatomy are;

A. Measuring an organ's size, shape, and weight

B. Can be studied in dead specimen

I. Dissection

K. Observation

L. Directional terms

M. Static

Explanation:

Physiology is the division of the biological sciences that examines a living systems mechanism and functions. Physiology involves the study of how an organism and the organ systems within the organism, the different organs within the organ system, the cells of the organs, and the biological molecules perform the physical and chemical functions in a living organism.

Anatomy is the division of the biological sciences that studies an organisms structure, shape and parts of an organism.

What do you understand by the term 'life process"?​

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Answer:

The basic activities performed by an organism to withstand its life are called life processes. for example- respiration , circulation etc.

the video refers to “cosmic pinball” taking place in the region surrounding Earth in the early days of the solar system. What does this phrase imply?

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Answer:

A large number of objects were frequently colliding with one another in a random fashion.

Explanation:

Plato answer

Answer:

Objects in space collided and crashed into one another back then

Explanation: It's the answer "in your own words". Hope this helps :P



Which biomolecule is used as our genetic material and our cell's energy currency

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Answer:

atp

Explanation:

A student half a jar with rice and tightens the jars lid. The student wants to use the jar of rice to model particle motion of a substance in any state of matter. A. Describe how the student can use the jar of rice to model particle motion of a substance in each state of matter: solid, liquid, gas.

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Answer:

because the jar is see through so it allows you to watch the motion

Explanation:

which body cavity is located inferior to the thoracic diaphragm and superior to the pelvic brim of the hip bones

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The answer is abdominal cavity ! hope this helped you :)

Answer:

Hello There!!

Explanation:

The answer is abdominal cavity.

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predictions
Stephanie notices that the Moon rises at 7 PM local time in the east, over the peach tree in her garden. Where and when
can she expect to see the Moon rise the next day?

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Answer: I think the Answer is that the moon will rise at 7Pm and set over the peach tree in her garden.

The perihelion is the point at which Earth is closest to the Sun, and the aphelion is the point at which Earth is farthest away. Based on this information, which statement is true?

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Answer:

The correct answer is option B which is when Earth is on perihelion, it is the beginning of summer.

Explanation:

Perihelion and aphelion are Greek words. In Greek hellion means the sun and peri means close while ephe means far.

So the perihelion which is normally two weeks after December it shows the starting of summers.

Some areas of earth begin to come in front of sun due to which the temperature of these areas start rising.

In what form is carbon found in the atmosphere?

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Answer: Carbon Dioxide

Explanation:

carbon dioxide!!

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A student planted bean seeds in 3 identical pots. She labeled the pots A, B, and C and she gave all of them 125mL of water. She places one pot in a sunny window, one under normal classroom lights, and one in a dark room. All of the plants were kept at the same temperature. At the end of 30 days she measured the height of the plants and got the following results.Identify the independent variable for the experiment above: * A student planted bean seeds in 3 identical pots. She labeled the pots A, B, and C and she gave all of them 125mL of water. She places one pot in a sunny window, one under normal classroom lights, and one in a dark room. All of the plants were kept at the same temperature. At the end of 30 days she measured the height of the plants and got the following results.Identify the independent variable for the experiment above: *

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Answer:

She places one pot in a sunny window, one under normal classroom lights, and one in a dark room.

Explanation:

An independent variable is the only thing that changes in a proper experiment.

Xavier filled up a balloon to its maximum capacity inside his air conditioned home. He walked outside to the intense summer heat. According to Charles' Law, what will likely happen to his balloon?

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Answer:

it will pop

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Xavier filled up a balloon to its maximum capacity inside his air conditioned home.

He walked outside to the intense summer heat. According to Charles' Law, the balloon will pop up.

What is Charles' Law ?

Charles's law or a gas law which states that gases will expand when heated.

The law is called as the law of volumes which was discovered by French scientist Jacques Charles, who formulated it in the 1780s.

Charles's Law is an ideal gas law as it id defined in an ideal condition such as at constant pressure, the volume of an ideal gas is directly proportional to absolute temperature.

The law can be represented as V/T = k, where "V" refers to volume and "T" refers to temperature.

An example is during winters when you take a basketball outside, the ball shrinks, this is because of lower temperature. Similarly it is  important to check the tyre pressure in the car during cold days.  

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Which of the these items contains carbon?

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The tree would contain carbon.

Answer:

all of them have carbon

Explanation:

Which one element makes up the majority of your body weight? Which one element makes up the majority of your body weight? carbon water oxygen hydrogen

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Answer:

carbon

Explanation:

The element that makes up the majority of the bodyweight of all living organisms is carbon.

The body of organisms is made up of minerals and molecules of life, otherwise known as organic compounds. The molecules include protein, carbohydrate, lipids, etc. All the molecules are largely made up of carbon together with other elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, oxygen, and sulfur.

Answer:

oxygen

Explanation:

Your body is mostly water. And water is, by weight, mostly oxygen. (There are two hydrogen atoms for every oxygen atom in water, but one atom of oxygen has much more mass than one atom of hydrogen). That is why, if you weigh 150 pounds, about 100 of those pounds is oxygen.

A fertilized egg undergoes several stages before it is successfully implanted. The
diagram below shows these stages as the fertilized egg travels through the female

PLEASE HELP
human reproductive system in which structure of the female human reproductive system
is the blastocyst (fertilized egg) implanted during normal human development?

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Answer:

it is implanted in the tissue of uterus.

Explanation:

the egg cell is usually fertilized in the oviduct and then sweeped out or moved out of the oviduct by cilia or peristaltic movements in the oviduct to the uterus. when it is moved to the uterus it is imolanted in the tissues there. give me a brainliest if i helped!♡

What is a change in body shape called?

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Answer:

When someone gets older they lose muscle. The process of naturally losing muscle is called atrophy.

Explanation:

What are two examples of nuclei acids?

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Answer:

dna

and

rna

are the two types

Answer:

if you mean nucleic acids the answer is deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)and ribonucleic acid(RNA)  the monomers for these acids are  A, G, C, T, and U,( u is only found within RNA not within DNA the uracil replaces the thymine )

Explanation:

IE
4. Patient X is a 32 year old female. She goes to the gym less than 5 times a month. She
recently went to the doctor and it was determined that her kidneys are retaining sodium
causing an increase in blood volume. Use the information provided about this patient to
select the correct blood flow you would expect the patient to have and the correct effect
of that blood flow.
a. High Blood Pressure. Increased Blood Flow
6. High Blood Pressure. Decreased Blood Flow
C Low Blood Pressure increased Blood Flow
Lou Blood Pressure Decreased Blood Flow


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Answer:

b.  High Blood Pressure. Decreased Blood Flow

Explanation:

As per the details, patients's kidney is retaining more sodium causing increase in blood volume which will result into high blood pressure and decrease in blood flow.

This is because excessive salt in the body causes high blood pressure (hypertension) that results into stiff and narrow blood vessels and decreases blood flow to other organs. To overcome the supply of less blood to the organs, the heart pump blood with more intensity that further increases blood pressure.

Hence, the correct option is "b".

When a population. is declining, what two factors are likely outpacing what
other two factors?

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Answer:

Not sure sorry

Explanation:

Mortality rates and emigration are outpacing birth rates and migration.

Which carbohydrate(s) provide short-term energy storage?

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Answer:

monosaccharide and disaccharide. Probably don't need it anymore but that's the answer.

Explanation:

Answer: 1 mono and dis

2 poly

3 poly

4 ch

Explanation:

;) don't worry words are shorten

Difference between nerve and nerve impulse???

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Answer:

nerve - it will transfer message from one part ot another.

nerve impulse - it wll send electrical impules through nerve.

What 2 subatomic particles are found here? Charge? Size?

What subatomic particles are in rings around the nucleus? Charge? Size?

If the atom is neutral, what is the atomic number?

What element is this?

If the atom has the same # neutrons as protons, what would be it’s atomic mass?

If you added another neutron, you would have a different ______

If you added another proton, you would have a different ______

Which electron- A or B- has more potential energy? Why?

How many more electrons could fit in the outermost shell?

These sheets are subdivided into ______ that hold _____ electrons each.

Which atomic particle may be lost/gained in chemical reactions? Why would atoms lose/gain them?

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Explanation:

neutrons ,0and protons+1,1.11x10^-15

7

nitrogen

14

nucleon number

atomic number

A,the one far from the nucleus

3

electron, to be stable

Select the correct answer
Carol creates compost from the garden waste in her house. Which of solid waste management does Carol follow?
A. reduce
B. reuse
C. recycle
D. Rot

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Answer:
B
Explanation:
Reuse

Does water have high or low specific heat?

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Answer:

it has a high specific heat capacity

1 gram of a substabce to 1 degree Celsius


Are viruses considered living?
Are viruses considered a cell?
What does a virus need in order to
replicate/reproduce?
How do viruses look

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Answer:

In order to replicate, viruses must first hijack the reproductive equipment of a host cell, redirecting it to 'photocopy' the genetic code of the virus and seal it inside a newly formed container, known as the capsid. Without a host cell, the virus simply can't replicate.

What does a virus need in order to

replicate/reproduce?

Explanation:

Viruses replicate in four stages:

1. Attachment

During this stage, the virus attaches itself to the host. It may have either spikes or pins to help it attach.

2. Penetration

The virus injects the nucleic acid into the host cell.

3. Transcription

The host cells nucleic acid disintegrates, and the virus assembles the fragments to create its own structure and its own DNA or RNA.

4. Lysis

The host cell is split open to release the newly copied viruses it created in the host cell.

The new copies of the virus then repeat the process in new host cells.

Jennifer thinks that feeding llamas corn instead of grass will help them run faster. Jennifer designs an experiment to test her hypothesis. What is the independent variable? * What color the llama is What the llama is eating How fast the llama runs How old the llama is

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Answer:

The independent variable/answer is what the llama is eating since it changes the dependent variable how fast the llamas run. The independent variable is what is purposely being changed in the experiment.  

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Explanation:

Answer:

how fast llama runs

Explanation:

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Which indicates the authenticity of a primary source document? Which best compares competition, cooperation, and predation between two organisms?

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Answer: To know if a document is a primary source, check to see when the document is published, if it is an autobiography of a person, a diary, a letter, or the documents happen at the time of the event.

The competition between two organisms can be seen if there is only 1 source of food or habitat space and they're competing against each other for the food or habitat.

There is cooperation between two organisms if they are helping each other with resources or alarming each other if there is danger.

Predation between two organisms happen when one organism hunts the other organism for food.

Answer:

The guy above me is right it helped me answer to my question in edge for 2020 I got it correct but I didn't put exatcly what he put so I wouldn't be copying him or her.

Explanation:

if you pull or cut the top off a pineapple and replant it what would happen?

Make the evidence

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Answer:

It will start growing.

Explanation:

If we cut the top off a pineapple and replant it in the soil or a liquid solution so it will start growing because at the top of pineapple fruit, the vegetative parts such as leaves, stem and buds which bear roots are present so if we cut the top of a pineapple and placed it a soil, it will start growing due to the presence of vegetative parts that is required by the plant for their regrowth.

what could be a cofactor

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Answer:

A cofactor is any non-protein substance required for a protein to be catalytically active. Some cofactors are inorganic, such as the metal atoms zinc, iron, and copper in various oxidation states. Others, such as most vitamins, are organic.

Explanation:

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