In the sub-Saharan African country of Nigeria, there are two main species that tend to travel in groups. The antelope tend to travel in groups in high numbers, and thus exhibit a high density. Meanwhile, the bison tend to travel in groups of small numbers, and therefore exhibit low density. Both the antelope and the bison have natural predators that exist in Nigeria. Individuals from which species, the antelope or the bison, will have lower rates of predator vigilance behavior?
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Answer: the antelope
Q: Jenny goes to the doctor today. She has noticed a lump growing and needs to get a mammogram done. She is incredibly worried and not sure what she should do. Given a bacteria mutates to become resistant to an antibiotic, would this be considered a helpful or harmful mutation?
A: helpful
Question: two buildings had different tenants. Building Y had many seniors over 65 years of age, and building X had individuals under 65 years old. Which building had more people that have retired from work?
Answer: Building Y
[Q]: Two parcels of land , parcel Q and parcel H are situated in the same county about 20 miles away. Parcel Q received a greater amount of rainfall than parcel H, therefore the soil was more affected by the rain. Which parcel had less water interact chemically with the soil particles?
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[A]: parcel H
input: Please answer the following: Toronto is home to one of the leading manufacturers of aerosol sprays in the country. Because of this, homes in Toronto often spray high levels of aerosol on a regular basis. In Saskatchewan, meanwhile, the local government enacted a ban on aerosol sprays several years ago, so their level of aerosol use is now essentially zero. Which city, Toronto or Saskatchewan, will be releasing less chlorine gases?
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output: Saskatchewan
Two mycologists were studying fungi. Max studied regular fungi, while Red studied dimorphic fungi. They were both fascinated by their findings. Which person learned less about fungi that are thermally dimorphic?
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Answer:
Max