Q2.18. the equilibrium theory of island biogeography has been used to make predictions about how island size and distance as well as species richness affect immigration rates, extinction rates, and turnover rates. which of the following predictions does not follow from the theory of island biogeography? (note: the phrase "all else being equal" applies to each option.) immigration rates increase as an island's distance to mainland increases. extinction rates increase as the number of species on an island increases. extinction rates decrease as the size of an island increases. turnover rates decrease as the size of an island increases.

Leaves specifically the gas exchange between plants and the environment. while plants undergo photosynthesis, they also partake in cellular respiration. respiration is the process that happens in the leaves of plants.

Ithink it is 130 percent

In order to understand the problems of unwanted infertility in a country — the gambia — where the desire for children and the fertility is very high, a population-based survey was undertaken. all infertile women in 24 randomly selected enumeration areas were assessed. the study included a review of the problems faced and coping mechanisms employed by infertility clients and types of health care available for infertile couples in the different types and levels of the formal and traditional health system. half of the infertile couples failed to seek formal health care, and they have to reach a certain level of care in order to be properly managed. alternative care is often sought. child fostering is also a frequent solution to childlessness. in-depth interviews revealed that traditional care like healers and spiritual leaders are frequently consulted long before formal health care. this delay could be a problem in those cases where infertility is caused by infections.