... the water, the fish gained energy it needed to survive my feasting on the numerous water bugs and on the aquatic plants. The plants themselves also needed to receive energy from other places to survive. The plants, producers, created their own food. The producers took in sunlight, water, and ... , birds, fish, insects, and many species of plants. These examples where the organisms that were viewed throughout the course of the observations, but also various organism were not view, either because they are at the microscopic level or that the were submerged beneath the ground. My area bord...

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... this theory such as the temperature of the Earth, "there has been a 25% increase in heat from the sun since life began but surface temperature has remained approximately constant." There is also a combination of gasses in the atmosphere such as nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and methane and other gasses ... for seeds to germinate and there the black daisies have the advantage as they more readily absorb what heat there is. As solar input rises the black daisies spread away from the equator and white ones gain a hold in the increasing warmth. When heat increases to the ... by means o...

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