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- Poultry scientists are doing research on the design of diets thatare nutritionally complete for chickens but minimize the SDA.These scientists believe that such diets would be particularlyhelpful to the poultry industry in southern states during the heatof summer. Why might this be true?Percent dry matter digestibility 82 80 78 76 DIGESTION CONSTRAINTS IN PREDATORY BIRDS Eurasian Sparrowhawk Peregrine 6.0 Eurasian Hobby Western Honey Buzzard Fig. 1. The relationship between apparent absorption ef- ficiency and retention time in raptor species. Sample sizes: Western honey buzzard 1; peregrine 3; Eurasian sparrowhawk Red Kite Common Kestrel y= -1.97x+66.4; r² = 0.52; p < 0.05 6.5 7.0 7.5 Mean retention time of digesta (hours) Eurasian Buzzard 8.0 369 2; common kestrel 5; Eurasian hobby 2; Eurasian buzzard 4; red kite 2.Mention 2 examples of variable formula diets for dogs.
- The figure below shows a very simplified interaction of energy flow or a northern hardwood forest where an invasive earthworm has become part of the system. Earthworms are powerful ecological engineers. They alter the physical properties of soil that change soil moisture, nutrient availability and soil structure. The figure below depicts the activity of the invasive earthworm changes the soil structure and soil environment in a way that has a direct negative effect on fungi and microbial decomposers. Using this figure, please select the best answers for the blanks in the following paragraph. Primary Producers HT P [Select] Fungi and microbe decomposers [Select] Non-native earthworms Soil insects Based on this figure, if earthworms were removed from this system there would be an Select] in net primary production leading to a/an Salamanders in the biomass available for decomposition and a/an in the populations of salamanders. When earthworms are present the there is an indirect decrease…26 The birds' beaks indicate how the birds - F store food for the cold winter months G compete for the same food source H have adaptations to get food from different sources J require different amounts of food for survivalSignals for satiation are weaker than those of hunger true O False
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