List the arguments the two sisters made to keep their father in their care
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The dispersal of seeds by wind is called as anemochory. For anemochory, the seeds should be lightweight and should have some morphological features as wings, hairs, etc.
Madar and cotton seeds do not show presence of wings.
As stated above, seeds should be lightweight as well as should possess some morphological features for anemochory. Madar and cotton seeds show a dense coating of hairs around their testa. It enables the seeds to float in air.
Therefore, the correct answer is option D.
Because animals are heterotrops, they can not produce their own food. Animals depend upon plants as the plants are the producers of the food becase they are autotrophs i.e. they can produce their own food. Answer: Because animals are heterotrops, they can not produce their own food.REMEMBER THE TENSE NEVER CHANGES IN VOICE. THE LEAD IS TAKEN BY HIM IN SUMMER LUXURY.
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Both (Amelia and Elizabeth) argued with each other to keep Mr. Abel in their care. The arguments that the two sisters gave to keep their father in their care are as follows:
Amelia demanded her father to live in her house with her family since her father was living in Mrs . Slater's house for a very long time.
Mrs. Slater proposed that the father staying at her home would provide him comfortable stay .
But Slater states that, after what had happened that day, the father will refuse to live at Angela's house. Both of them had acted like they were sorry for their deeds.