Homework answers / question archive / 1) This is the term for the portion of an organism's habitat that it will put forth the effort to aggressively defend:     2 The lower front teeth on a prosimian have procumbent incisors, these are used to assist in grooming & make up a feature known as the:   3 Identify the human dental formula, list the numbers & use a colon ":" to separate the numbers   4 A species that is highly adaptable & can adjust to a wide range of ecological niches is called a                                                              species    5 The name given to the most harmful of the sun rays that can cause destructive damage to our cells & result in lethal cancer:

1) This is the term for the portion of an organism's habitat that it will put forth the effort to aggressively defend:     2 The lower front teeth on a prosimian have procumbent incisors, these are used to assist in grooming & make up a feature known as the:   3 Identify the human dental formula, list the numbers & use a colon ":" to separate the numbers   4 A species that is highly adaptable & can adjust to a wide range of ecological niches is called a                                                              species    5 The name given to the most harmful of the sun rays that can cause destructive damage to our cells & result in lethal cancer:

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1) This is the term for the portion of an organism's habitat that it will put forth the effort to aggressively defend:

 

 

2 The lower front teeth on a prosimian have procumbent incisors, these are used to assist in grooming & make up a feature known as the:

 

3 Identify the human dental formula, list the numbers & use a colon ":" to separate the numbers

 

4 A species that is highly adaptable & can adjust to a wide range of ecological niches is called a                                                              species 

 

5 The name given to the most harmful of the sun rays that can cause destructive damage to our cells & result in lethal cancer: