The Braeburn apple is grown for its burst of sweet and tart flavors when bitten into, and for its firm fruit suitable for shipping. It was named from the orchard where they were first grown. A chance seedling (young plant) was produced from what was thought to be a cross-pollination of Granny Smith apples and Lady Hamilton apples. Explain which seeds would most likely reproduce this fruit. (site 2)

Migration is a. the movement of organisms from a native location to a foreign location b. the movement of organisms from a foreign location to a native location the movement of organisms from their water supply to their food supply d. the seasonal movement of organisms between locations c. select the best answer from above

The same agricultural practices are used in every country of the world. select the best answer from the choices provided t f

The us council on environmental quality, the world wildlife fund of the united states, the ecological society of america, the smithsonian institution, and the international union for the conservation of nature have proposed four principles of wildlife conservation. which of the following does not apply to wildlife conservation? a) continuous monitoring, analysis, and assessment b) ecosystem maintenance that includes wildlife c) a plan encompassing entire communities of organisms and all renewable resources d) a continued interest in harvesting populations for sport