1pt What usually happens to a population of organisms when the region's carrying capacity has been reached? O A. The population begins to fall slowly.
OB. The population drops sharply.
O C. The population levels off.
OD. The population begins to increase.

The pharynx is the structure in the body that serves as a pathway of both air and food. how does the body make sure that food does not get into the lungs? the salivary glands secrete enzymes that pull food out of the air pathway. the small intestine pushes the air out of the digestive system. the pancreas breaks down food in the air pathway. the epiglottis closes the air pathway so that food will not enter it.

What is the importance of having the us forest service, the bureau of land management, the us fish and wildlife service, and the national park service? to manage land resources for conservation and the development of natural resources to manage land resources for conservation and the development of urban areas to preserve historical landmarks and manage the development of urban areas to preserve historical landmarks and manage the development of rural areas

Based on the number of offspring they produce at one time organisms are classified into two categories many offspring at once and a few at a time sort the carry sticks based on the category they describe