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OSWALD

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Security of nuclear resources and the safe storage of nuclear wastes
 
  A) remain a global challenge.
  B) have been improved by concentrating these in four secure locations throughout the world.
  C) have now been addressed by UN task forces who guard resources that are subject to terrorist attacks.
  D) remain a problem only outside of the United States and Canada.

Question 2

Many strategies have been used to control leafy spurge, including the deliberate introduction of different species of flea beetles that feed on leafy spurge. Each flea beetle female may lay about 200 eggs in her one-year life span.
 
  In places where flea beetle introductions have quickly established large populations that have grown and stabilized, the population growth of these beetles most likely looked like which of these on a graph? A) A straight increasing line
  B) A J-shaped curve
  C) An S-shaped curve
  D) An upside down U-curve



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

C





 

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