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What are the observable changes take place in the brain of a 5-week old (human) embryo and a boy who is two years old.

Structure of the hind foot of a goat

Changes that take place in the brain of a 5-week embryo

why is a diabetic in danger of ketoacidosis

Why is a diabetic in danger of ketoacidosis

Difference between the hind foot of a dog , human and a goat

Sorry I didn’t know how to ask follow up question. But I was curious if they hunted larger herbivores or bear how that makes them bigger does it affect as babies or adults or doesn’t matter because it’s good but why wouldn’t it cause them to get fat instead of huge size. That’s what I don’t understand how could wolf get big at 12ft long and taller height 5ft and weight nearly 300-400lbs

List the components of the peripheral nervous system

Feral cats in the world are all over the continents. Why they haven't evolved/adapted in the world. Since they hunting many species should've they gain anything from this like a larger size or more camouflage or new appearance especially like cats in Australia hunting many animals they say on articles they getting larger is that true? cats in the world also get hunted by predators like coyotes or more why don't they evolved their behavioral to pack hunters then to survive or gain more stamina since they lack of it?

Q1.Consider the nutrients concept below and use it to answer question1(i)and(ii):
Nutrient Access concept: it is believed that maximum crop sgrowth can be achieved by constant
supply of soil nutrients with fairly slow release, with emphasis on maximum access of nutrients
to crops roots.
a. Explain (indetails) how Agroforestry concept could be the right approach in achieving this
nutrients concept(20marks)
b.Explain 5advantages and disadvantages in applying the Agroforestry concepts as explained in
question a(20marks)
Q.2.Discuss any 5differences that could exist between Agroforestry Research and mainstream
forestry/Agriculture research(20marks)