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Q: What is A biome?

A: Ecology is a study of interactions between an individual and its biotic as well as abiotic…

Q: What will happen to life on earth if rainforests are destroyed

A: Need to find what will happen to life on Earth when rainforests are destroyed. Rainforest is a group…

Q: What are four principles of ecosystem function and what do they mean? 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.)

A: Ecosystem is an area where there are many interactions and interrelationships occurring between…

Q: 1) Name an earth sphere with a biotic component. 2) Give one biotic component in # 1. 3) What is the…

A: Introduction Biotic components are living organisms in an ecosystem that have a direct or indirect…

Q: What are the most common physical factors of a TRF biome?

A: The tropical rainforest are closer to equatorial region  where it was hot ,moist biome .and rains…

Q: Which of the following pairs that relate to terrestrial environmentsdoes not match?a) Soil—minimal…

A: Endospores are dormant structures formed by some bacteria which enable them to survive harsh…

Q: How are biogeochemical cycles interconnected

A: Introduction :- A biogeochemical cycle (or, more broadly, a matter cycle) is the process through…

Q: Energy for ecosystems can come froma) sunlight via photosynthesis.b) oxidation of reduced inorganic…

A: Answer is a.)  sunlight via photosynthesis.

Q: Which of the UN's Global Goals for Sustainability belongs to the subject "Life below Water"?

A: The UN sustainable development goals is to transform the world has 17 goals. This goals are created…

Q: What are biogeochemical cycles?

A: An ecosystem is a unit which comprises of all the organisms that live in a particular place which…

Q: You are planning a trip to Kansas, in the United States this summer. Which of the following pictures…

A: Climate and precipitation patterns regulate biome distribution across the world. Different regions…

Q: If abiotic origin of life is in progress on a planet other than earth, what should be the conditions…

A: Abiotic origin of life or abiogenesis refers to the production of new life forms from the nonliving…

Q: Why is there a high concentration of microbes in the rhizosphere?

A: The rhizosphere can be defined as the narrow region of soil or substrate that is directly influenced…

Q: Question:- In the example of the Eastern US deciduous forest ecosystem, based on observed tropic…

A: Introduction An ecosystem is a group of living organisms that interact with non-living components of…

Q: What is microbial ecology? How is microbial ecology related to human health?

A: Ecology is defined as the study of the organisms and the interaction of them with the external…

Q: Can biological communities even survive without oxygen?

A: Ecology is the study of interaction of organisms with one another and with the environment. Ecology…

Q: What would happen to the nitrogen cycle if all bacteria were absent? Explain your answer.

A: The earth's atmosphere is made up of 78% of nitrogen which is used both by plants and animals to…

Q: While sloshing around in the swampy wetlands of a nearby forest preserve, a small child notices a…

A: Wood decay is the process by which cellulose and lignin are transformed to carbon dioxide and water.…

Q: WHat is Bioprospecting? Describe challenges/issues that Bioprospecting has?

A: Bioprospecting is the definition that they are about to describe through the study of the diversity…

Q: How do humans alter the nitrogen cycle, and what can scientists, engineers, and the public do to…

A: Nitrogen forms an integral part of the amino acids and nucleotides that forms the basic unit of DNA…

Q: How can photographers take pictures showing red or yellow organisms below the photic zone?

A: The upper layer of water, which allows phytoplankton to receive sunlight for photosynthesis is…

Q: Local conditions, such as heavy rainfall or the removal of plants, may limit the amount of nitrogen,…

A: Carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, and calcium are physiologically important elements across all life…

Q: Climate change and global warming patterns have caused ocean temperatures to increase over the last…

A: In the context of climate alter and rising worldwide temperatures, the researchers' algae cultivate…

Q: What is a biome? Briefly describe six examples of biomes.

A: In ecosystems, organisms interact with each other and their environment. A biome is a very large…

Q: which mode of reproduction is more advantageous in terms of promoting biodiversity? Why?

A: Reproduction is an essential aspect of existence. Reproduction is the biological process through…

Q: Can you please define what a biome is and why it is important to know while using specific examples

A: Ecology is the branch of science that deals with the interaction of organisms and also with the…

Q: What are the importance of biomes?

A: Biomes are the living spaces of life. They are differentiated on the basis of temperature and…

Q: What are the major biomes in the world?

A: Biome It is a major region that is characterised by its climate, soil types, and the dominant…

Q: what your favorite biome is and why.

A: Biome is defined as the large community of vegetation and wildlife which is adapted to a specific…

Q: On a piece of paper draw the nitrogen and the carbon cycle for a terrestrial ecosystem. The cycles…

A: Carbon and nitrogen are important macronutrients for every life form. The carbon atom makes the…

Q: Chapter 10 of your textbook describes four biogeochemical cycles (some of which might also be called…

A: The major biogeochemical cycles are pathways by which nutrient flows between abiotic   (lithosphere,…

Q: Why are bacteria required in the nitrogen cycle

A: Nitrogen is one of the most important chemical element that is observed in living systems. They are…

Q: how does the amazon rainforest biome look like

A: Biome is defined as an area that contains collection of plants and animals, that share common…

Q: How do biomes affect humans?

A: There are 5 major types of biomes: aquatic, grassland, forest, desert, and tundra, though some of…

Q: How did the evolutionary expansion of eukaryotic organisms change the way carbon is cycled through…

A: Eukaryotic organisms: Eukaryotic organisms are the organisms that belong to the class Eukaryota or…