10. What can destroy the amount of resources in an ecosystem? wello! a. Natural disasters. b. Tornados only. c. Hurricanes only. d. Tsunamis only. 11. If a natural disaster devastates an ecosystem, what will this do to the carrying capacity of the population of a species within that ecosystem? a. Increase it. b. Will not affect it, so it will stay the same. C. Always reduce it down to zero. d. Decrease it. 12. By which activity can humans change the carrying capacity of the population of a species? a. Studying the niches of particular species. b. Compiling a list of habitats in an ecosystem. C. Manipulating resources in its natural environment. d. Convincing it to reduce its carbon footprint. 13. If the population of a species is greater than its carrying capacity for a long time, what can that do to available resources in its ecosystem? a. Deplete them completely. b. Double the amount. c. Nothing, as there is no causal relation. d. Triple the amount.

10. What can destroy the amount of resources in an ecosystem? wello! a. Natural disasters. b. Tornados only. c. Hurricanes only. d. Tsunamis only. 11. If a natural disaster devastates an ecosystem, what will this do to the carrying capacity of the population of a species within that ecosystem? a. Increase it. b. Will not affect it, so it will stay the same. C. Always reduce it down to zero. d. Decrease it. 12. By which activity can humans change the carrying capacity of the population of a species? a. Studying the niches of particular species. b. Compiling a list of habitats in an ecosystem. C. Manipulating resources in its natural environment. d. Convincing it to reduce its carbon footprint. 13. If the population of a species is greater than its carrying capacity for a long time, what can that do to available resources in its ecosystem? a. Deplete them completely. b. Double the amount. c. Nothing, as there is no causal relation. d. Triple the amount.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

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