Biodiversity

Question

TERRITORIAL BIOMES

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Biological communities areas to sharing climate conditions, growth patterns, vegetation types, soil conditions, topographic.

Answer 2

Biological productivity which is a varies greatly from one biomes to another

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Near to Earth's equator. A lot of precipitation. Rainfall is abundant. High mountain fog and mist.

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Have wet and dry season. Called dry tropical forest. Green during rainy. Have a seasonal climate.

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Mediterranean. Dry summers and cool, moist winters. Dry subtropical. Warm temperature. Southwestern north America.

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Low moisture levels. Precipitation is unpredictable. Productivity low. Water limited factor. Slow growing. Temperature wide daily. Very hot days, vet coolest nights.

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Precipitation important element. Precipitation can fall in rain or snow. The average influenced by the nearby ocean. Diverse temperate

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High levels of precipitation. Humidity. Wide leaves. Non seasonal vegetation

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Little rainfall. Rainy season. During dry season is fired

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Few tress due to rainfall. Seasonal temperatures. Frequent grass fires. Tropical latitudes. Humid areas. Farming.

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Winter cold temperatures. Lower latitudes. High altitudes. Dominant tress are pines, cedar. Canada

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Cold temperature. High altitudes. Water is frozen. Small plants. Low diversity and productivity

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Mediterranean. Dry summers and cool, moist winters. Dry subtropical. Warm temperature. Southwestern north America.

Answer 14

Near to Earth's equator. A lot of precipitation. Rainfall is abundant. High mountain fog and mist.

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Low moisture levels. Precipitation is unpredictable. Productivity low. Water limited factor. Slow growing. Temperature wide daily. Very hot days, vet coolest nights.

Answer 16

Have wet and dry season. Called dry tropical forest. Green during rainy. Have a seasonal climate.

Answer 17

Low moisture levels. Precipitation is unpredictable. Productivity low. Water limited factor. Slow growing. Temperature wide daily. Very hot days, vet coolest nights.

Answer 18

Precipitation important element. Precipitation can fall in rain or snow. The average influenced by the nearby ocean. Diverse temperate

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High levels of precipitation. Humidity. Wide leaves. Non seasonal vegetation

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Precipitation important element. Precipitation can fall in rain or snow. The average influenced by the nearby ocean. Diverse temperate. Pacific Northwest

Answer 21

High levels of precipitation. Humidity. Wide leaves. Non seasonal vegetation

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Low moisture levels. Precipitation is unpredictable. Productivity low. Water limited factor. Slow growing. Temperature wide daily. Very hot days, vet coolest nights.

Answer 23

High levels of precipitation. Humidity. Wide leaves. Non seasonal vegetation

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Little rainfall. Rainy season. During dry season is fired

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Few tress due to rainfall. Seasonal temperatures. Frequent grass fires. Tropical latitudes. Humid areas. Farming.

Answer 26

Little rainfall. Rainy season. During dry season is fired

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Few tress due to rainfall. Seasonal temperatures. Frequent grass fires. Tropical latitudes. Humid areas. Farming.

Answer 28

Winter cold temperatures. Lower latitudes. High altitudes. Dominant tress are pines, cedar. Canada

Answer 29

Few tress due to rainfall. Seasonal temperatures. Frequent grass fires. Tropical latitudes. Humid areas. Farming.

Answer 30

Winter cold temperatures. Lower latitudes. High altitudes. Dominant tress are pines, cedar. Canada

Answer 31

Mediterranean. Dry summers and cool, moist winters. Dry subtropical. Warm temperature. Southwestern north America.

Answer 32

Winter cold temperatures. Lower latitudes. High altitudes. Dominant tress are pines, cedar. Canada

Answer 33

Cold temperature. High altitudes. Water is frozen. Small plants. Low diversity and productivity

Answer 34

Near to Earth's equator. A lot of precipitation. Rainfall is abundant. High mountain fog and mist.

Answer 35

Cold temperature. High altitudes. Water is frozen. Small plants. Low diversity and productivity

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Winter cold temperatures. Lower latitudes. High altitudes. Dominant tress are pines, cedar. Canada

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Little rainfall. Rainy season. During dry season is fired

Answer 38

Temperature and Precipitation

Answer 39

Precipitation and Altitude

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Altitude and Latitude

Answer 41

Latitude and Temperature

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Mediterranean. Dry summers and cool, moist winters. Dry subtropical. Warm temperature. Southwestern north America.

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Precipitation important element. Precipitation can fall in rain or snow. The average influenced by the nearby ocean. Diverse temperate. Pacific Northwest

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Few tress due to rainfall. Seasonal temperatures. Frequent grass fires. Tropical latitudes. Humid areas. Farming.

Answer 45

Dissolved Substances

Answer 46

Change the matter

Answer 47

Temperature

Answer 48

Precipitation

Answer 49

Water ponds

Answer 50

Salt marshes

Answer 51

Most biological rich ecosystems

Answer 52

Endangered communities

Answer 53

Photosynthesis - Phytoplankton

Answer 54

Susceptible to the change

Answer 55

Ocean diversity

Answer 56

Covered with water. Water saturate change the soil. Oxidization reaction,

Answer 57

Body water surrounded by land

Answer 58

Water that form where rivers enter to the ocean. Sediments around. River empty into the sea. Fresh water + Salt water.

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With tress

Answer 60

Without tress

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Soil accumulate to produce peat for energy

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Soil accumulate to produce peat for energy

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Without trees

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With tress

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With tress

Answer 66

Without tress

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Soil accumulate to produce peat for energy

Answer 68

Body water surrounded by land

Answer 69

Body formed naturally smaller than a lake

Answer 70

Natural steam of water flowing in a define course

Answer 71

Body formed naturally smaller than a lake

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Natural steam of water flowing in a define course

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Soil accumulate to produce peat for energy

Answer 74

Natural steam of water flowing in a define course

Answer 75

Body formed naturally smaller than a lake

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Coastal wetlands. Where the freshwater mixed with seawater.

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Water that form where rivers enter to the ocean. Sediments around. River empty into the sea. Fresh water + Salt water.

Answer 78

Coastal wetlands. Where the freshwater mixed with seawater.

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Covered with water. Water saturate change the soil. Oxidization reaction,

Answer 80

Coastal wetlands. Where the freshwater mixed with seawater.

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Salt tolerant trees that grown along warm, calm marine coasts. Roots systems.

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Natural steam of water flowing in a define course

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Salt tolerant trees that grown along warm, calm marine coasts. Roots systems.

Answer 84

Most biological rich ecosystem. Colonial organisms

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Change to white when it is stress

Answer 86

Most biological rich ecosystem. Colonial organisms

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Change to white when it is stress

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Body formed naturally smaller than a lake

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Change to white when it is stress

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Most biological rich ecosystem. Colonial organisms

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Coastal wetlands. Where the freshwater mixed with seawater.

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Variety of living things

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Measure of different versions of same genes within individual species

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Number of different kinds of organisms into a community

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Measure richness and complexity of a community.

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Measure of different versions of same genes within individual species

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Number of different kinds of organisms into a community

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Measure richness and complexity of a community.

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Measure richness and complexity of a community.

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Number of different kinds of organisms into a community

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Measure of different versions of same genes within individual species

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Variety of living things

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Air purification

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Solar energy

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Descomposition

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Ecotourism

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Animals and plant to pharmaceutical products

Answer 108

Invertebrate is a 70%.

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Organism where they are not native.

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1.7 million species identified

Answer 111

1300 Species and 250 in consideration.

Answer 112

Minimum population long-term viability of a species- how many needs to increase?

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Invertebrate

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Habitat destruction

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Degradation

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Fragmentation

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Hunting and fishing

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Commercial

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Elimination of a species

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Natural causes of extinction

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Fragmentation

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Habitat destruction

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The human impact have accelerated hundred to thousand extinctions annually

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Minimum population long-term viability of a species- how many needs to increase?

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Fist area protect wild nature. First National Park in the world. Wildlife and wilderness.

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Reptiles, Mammals, Birds, Fish

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Fish, mammals, birds, reptiles

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Organism where they are not native.

Answer 129

Natural causes of extinction

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Animals and plant to pharmaceutical products

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Kudzu Vine

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Leafy spurge

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Purple Loosestrife

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Zebra mussels

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Invertebrate

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All marine species, plans and animals

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Reptiles, Mammals, Birds, Fish

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The human impact have accelerated hundred to thousand extinctions annually

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Is a bio geographic region that is both a significant and high biodiversity and is threatened with destruction.

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Engendered imminent danger or extinct species. Threatened become engendered in the future. Regulates a wide range of activities

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Minimum population long-term viability of a species- how many needs to increase?

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Tropical rain forest.

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Coral reefs.

Answer 144

Invertebrates

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Engendered imminent danger or extinct species

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Threatened become engendered in the future. Regulates a wide range of activities

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Minimum population long-term viability of a species- how many needs to increase?

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Preserve and protect the wild nature places

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Endangered Species Act (ESA)

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Minimum Viable Populations

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1300 Species and 250 in consideration

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Importing and exporting to U.S

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Possessing

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Transporting or shipping

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Tropical rainforest

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Coral reefs

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1300 Species and 250 in consideration

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1.7 million species identified

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Rebuilding of the species to sustainable levels

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Preserve and protect the wild nature places

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Ecologist observed growing elk population.

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Minimum Viable Populations

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Minimum population long-term viability of a species

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how many needs to increase?

Answer 165

President Ulysses Grant 1872

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Engendered imminent danger or extinct species

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Become islands

Answer 168

Destructive lands

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Growing human population

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Park Boundaries

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Rebuilding of the species to sustainable levels

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Ecologist observed growing elk population.

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Preserve and protect the wild nature places

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Minimum population long-term viability of a species

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Rebuilding of the species to sustainable levels

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Engendered imminent danger or extinct species

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Fist area protect wild nature

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First National Park in the world

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Wildlife and wilderness.

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how many needs to increase?

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Rebuilding of the species to sustainable levels

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President Ulysses Grant 1872

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Recreation, Historic, Conservation, Pristine, inviolable.

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Single Large or Several Small

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Recreation, Historic, Conservation, Pristine , inviolable.

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inviolable.Pristine Recreation, Historic, Conservation

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Recreation, Historic, Pristine , inviolable. Conservation,

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Single Large or Several Small

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Destructive harvest method.

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Connected areas

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Destructive harvest method.

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Connected areas

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Temperature change. Fishing method. Coral mining. Human disturbance.

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Destructive harvest method.

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Temperature change. Fishing method. Coral mining. Human disturbance.

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Excessively large ungulate populations degraded the range of massive die-off occurred in severe winters

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130 years begun preserve wild places.

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Park: President Ulysses Grant 1872

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To create an illusion balance of a natural system into the ecosystem. Excessively large populations.

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Fist area protect wild nature. First National Park in the world. Wildlife and wilderness.

Answer 201

Minimum population long-term viability of a species- how many needs to increase?

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