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6CO2 + 6HO2 = C6H1206 + O2
carbon dioxide + water = glucose (sugar) + oxgen

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What are some postive things about GMO crops?

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What are some postive things about GMO crops?

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- less use of pesticides
- decrease in deforestation
- saved 60 billoins pouds of carbon emissions into the air
- provided enough food for the entire human population
- have a chance of avoiding global warming
- non-toxic to humans or animals and only to harmfull inscets
- if possible could help earn farmers more money
- provide more jobs

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What are some negative things about GMO crops?

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What are some negative things about GMO crops?

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- some people still don't trust them
- may become unconvient to buy as the shipping fee keeps going up
- having GMO seeds effecting normal crops affecting the eco system
- terminator seeds had to be grown all over the field each year causing inconvince
- could take more time shipping then growing a natural plant.

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Photosynthesis happens when plants use oxgen, sunlight and water to create food which would be used for respiration.

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Biofuels are made from plants or dead items. They were started in the 20th century by Henry Frod and was used to help the global warming. They have many postive and negative things about them

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biodiesel
ethonal

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- sugar cane
- soy beans
- alage
- grass
- corn
- wood
- palm oil
- peanut oil

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- renewable
- saving birds
- saving ocean animals
- better for human health
- clean car engines
- way of making money and having jobs
- can be replaced fast

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- expensive
- damge old cars
- deforstation
- can't grow enough food as it's used for biofuels
- produces carbon dioxide
- doesn't produce as much engery used to create it
- cost of food goes up

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- animal
- plant
- fungi
- protist
- monera

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there are two parts of the animal kingdom which are vertebrates and invertebrates. Vertebrates are usally mammles as they have spines while invertebrates are animals that have no spine such as jelly fish. There are mammles, insectes and birds.

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Does it make seeds?
no                     yes
Does it have roots?  Does it flower?
no         yes              no           yes
Mosses  Ferms  Conifers flowering

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secondary consumer
primary consumer (eaten by secondary consumer)
produces (eaten by primary consumers)

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What happens if the producer/primary or secondary consumer runs out?

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What happens if the producer/primary or secondary consumer runs out?

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Something that would happen if the secondary consumer runs out would be that the primary consumer would expand in huge numbers while if the primary or producer had ran out there would be a decrease of food source for the sceondary consumer.

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The food chain is important to many things and people because as if it were to be destroyed or non-exstient, our diets would be very random and maybe there would be some animals who would consume us.

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Plants reprodce by using the male organs called stigma and the ovary to either cross reproduce or to reproduce with each other.

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Eco systems contain all living things such as animals, bacteria and so much more. They each have an certain way of acting as if something were to go wrong the enteire system would be destoryed. As by using the system engery would be produced to each and every animal diffrently.

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As over time animals and our bodies start to change due to the enviorments we faced. While for animals such as birds they would migrate to a warmer place during the winter as they had addapted to an warmer place to live.

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Microplastics are something that come from bigger pieces of plastics. They are created within over time with the mix of sunlight, waves and salt which causes them to break up and having toxic chemicals to stick to them.

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How do mircoplastics enter the food chain?

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How do mircoplastics enter the food chain?

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Microplastics enter the food chian with fish or birds finding them and thinking that they are food. If they are caught, we wouldn't think much of them and we would cook the fish and eat them. Causing microplastics to enter us, not allowing us to digest and if were to continue, leading to death.

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what is bioaccumulation and what happens to the human population?

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what is bioaccumulation and what happens to the human population?

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Bioaccumulation is something that happens when toxins gets built up and affects the food chain. If a human were to consume this much you would practially be eating posion and die.

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How to help with avoiding microplastics and bioaccumulation?

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How to help with avoiding microplastics and bioaccumulation?

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Some ways that you can help
- stop throwing plastics into the ocean
- dont waste
- recyle
- do some charity help
- beach clean ups.

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Leaves are green because of cholorphyll.