_____is a density-independent factor that influences population growth. a. Predation c. Resource competition b. Infectious disease d. Harsh weather 7. Species that live in unpredictable habitats are m

Q: A species' ______ is all the habitats in which it can live, and all of the resources it is capable…

A: Niche is physical and environmental conditions that an organism requires and the interactions the…

Q: An _______species has population levels so low it is at great risk of extinction in the near future.…

A: There are two main components of nature- organisms and the environment. The branch of biology that…

Q: _________ is the interaction inwhich one species benefits and the other is neither harmed nor…

A: The term symbiosis refers to biological interactions or relationships between two or more different…

Q: When an invasive species alters the community structure it is introduced to, what can the…

A: Taxonomy is the science of classification of organisms based on their morphology, biochemical…

Q: The first species to arrive in a newly disturbed area are _____. A. can tolerate only a narrow…

A: In the biological ecosystem, there have several species that are dominant in several phases of time.…

Q: Fly Population 4. The graph below represents the growth of a population of flies in a jar. Which…

A: The growth of the population can be classified into two categories depending on their nature. The…

Q: If you remove a species from a community, the population size of its main_____ is likely to…

A: The species in the ecosystem interact among themselves. A negative or positive outcome might result…

Q: there is a corresponding decrease in the population growth rates of crickets.  As adult crickets…

A: Competition is described as the interaction between organisms that must compete for limited…

Q: Population growth that adds the same number each year A. Arithmetic Growth B. Carrying Capacity…

A: The change of population in size with the time difference is called population growth. It can be of…

Q: The biggest impacts are made on the environment by: * A. The migration of organisms B. Predation C.…

A: Environment is the condition or surroundings of a living organism in which it lives. Environment is…

Q: A population will most likely deplete the resources of its environment if the population

A: Answer: Environment = The area surrounds us and the atmosphere surrounds us including, plants,…

Q: Which of the following is NOT a factor affecting population growth? *       A. Stability       B.…

A: * population is a group of individuals of a  species in a specific area. Population growth is the…

Q: The brown-headed cowbird is an animal that is native to the Alberta grasslands. Brown-headed…

A: The ecosystem consists of many different kinds of flora and fauna which interact with each other to…

Q: A population of deer suddenly decreases dramatically in number. This most likely occurred because…

A: A population is defined as a group of individuals of the same species living and interbreeding…

Q: Competitive exclusion is the result of a. mutualism by two species for the same limiting resource.…

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Q: To be considered invasive, a species would likely have population growth rates (r) in the introduced…

A: Population growth rate : Population growth rate is the rate of change  in the population, in a given…

Q: The Shannon Index, H', for community #1 is 1.7; for community #2 it is 1.5. We can conclude that…

A: The Shannon Index, represented as \(H'\), is a measure used in ecology to quantify the diversity of…

Q: Red and gray squirrels actively fight over tree space for nest building in my backyard. Injuries…

A: Individuals from different species compete against one another. Intraspecific competition occurs…

Q: Limiting factors caused by natural disaster tend to be which of the following?

A: C. Density-independent

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A: Species interact with each other in several manner and this interaction is known as symbiosis. It…

Q: A community is  Group of answer choices a. Factors that affect population size and how and why it…

A: The studies of organisms and their interactions with their surroundings are known as Ecology. An…

Q: Endangered Species will go extinct without: A Habitat Preservation B Breeding Programs to Increase…

A: Endangered species are those that are threatened by extinction. Species become endangered because of…

Q: D. Regulating hunting and fishing 34. A wooded area has been divided by a housing development and is…

A: Answer : 34.  The term used to describe this threat from human activities is known as- a) habitat…

Q: Maximum population an area can sustain    A. Arithmetical Growth B. Carrying Capacity C.…

A: In a given area a group of individuals of the same species that can interbreed with each other and…

Q: Population growth that is dependent on the number of individuals A. Arithmetic Growth B. Carrying…

A: Each population has the tendency to grow. Population may show several types of growth pattern such…

Q: to be sustainable, the total ecological footprint of an area’s population must be smaller than the…

A: Introduction:- Ecological footprint describes the effect of human population on the environment as…