According to this graph, Which forest is more dominant? Which forest has more density? and Which forest has more frequency?

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Q: A forest fire has destroyed all adult trees in an area. Pine seeds buried in the bark of the adults…

A: Ecological succession is the process that leads to the changes in the structure of a biological due…

Q: The figure below resulted from researchers dating old-growth forests in Pennsylvania. The thickness…

A: The given figure is a bar diagram which shows four types of trees in the forests of Pennsylvania and…

Q: A gypsy moth population has overtaken a grove of oak trees. The gypsy moths eat the trees, causing…

A: The objective of the question is to identify the type of density-dependent factor that the gypsy…

Q: Consider two bird species that forage for insects that live in shrubs. The shrubs have a clumped,…

A: Acording to the MVT model all animals must forage for food in order to meet their energetic needs,…

Q: What letter represents the carrylng capacity on the graph? Choose One B Number of Individuals

A: The population is the collection of all the individuals of a particular species in a particular area…

Q: Based on the food web shown below, the tree, grass, and bush , all play the same ecological row.…

A: Answer: FOOD WEB = It is the interconnected series of organisms for their livings by which energy is…

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Q: A group of acarologists recorded 6,723 black-legged ticks (Ixodes scapularis) per acre in one patch…

A: Ecology is the study of of the interaction between biotic and abiotic components of the environment.

Q: Some ecologists have dismissed the terms "R" and "K" and have replaced them with the terms…

A: Species can broadly be classified into two categories based on their rgrowth rate and rate of…

Q: How could we use allometry along with species accumulation curves to discern over‑all forest health?

A: Multiple metrics are frequently used to determine an ecosystem's biodiversity, such as species…

Q: n a forest, fireweed only grows in clearings formed by a tree falling over.  If fireweed grows…

A: Exponential growth is when growth occurs to the power of numerical values. Since the growth is…

Q: What is the main reason that total forest area is increasing in many developed countries? A.…

A: The correct option is B i.e, Natural forests have been replaced with planted and second-growth…

Q: Based on the graph below, which of the following tree species would be the predominant intermediate…

A: Succession  Ecological succession is a process in which the ecosystem of area changes gradually form…

Q: Explain why a grass species might disappear when a meat-eating species is removed from a community.

A: If meat eating species like tigers, lions those eats on herbivores  are removed from a community…

Q: A thunderstorm passes through a New England beech-maple forest. On one end of the forest a single…

A: The early succession species are the first species to colonize and establish themselves in disturbed…

Q: Would you classify these species as weak, moderate, or strong competitors? Explain. Think about…

A: Competition is an interaction between organisms or species when both require a resource (such food,…

Q: When populations of ocean perch and herring are reduced, which other species in this ecosystem are…

A: The food chain is a linear pathway that shows the unidirectional flow of energy among organisms in…

Q: What is the other component of species diversity besides richness? Briefly describe how two…

A: Species diversity is the number of species that occupy the biosphere. The species diversity…

Q: If natural fires and herbivores can both reduce the abundance of competitively superior plants, how…

A: Life forms live inside a natural network, which is characterized as a collection of populaces of in…

Q: Insect communities were surveyed in either the high or low canopy of a tropical forest. The…

A: This question is based on the Shannon diversity index. It is commonly used to characterize species…

Q: Mean Foraging Flock vs. Alone 70 60 Chart 50 40 30 20 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17…

A: Introduction:  Grey‐cheeked Fulvetta first demonstrated the experiment on the foraging behavior of…

Q: If a disease is destroying barley plants in a field swept through an ecosystem What type of limiting…

A: A limiting factor is resource or environmental condition which limits the growth, abundance or…

Q: What environmental factors determine the treeline for a location?

A: Environment is the complex of physical, chemical, and biotic variables that act upon living beings…

Q: True or false? Grasslands are quick to develop into a climax community.

A: In the biological ecosystem, there has a certain number of succession that ends in the climax…

Q: The diagram below shows the land occupied by mangrove forests in various regions over 25 years.…

A: Mangrove forests are fertile wetlands found in coastal intertidal zones. They are sometimes referred…

Q: These data were collected over a 5-year period for a perennial compass plant. What is the rate of…

A: Here K = carrying capacity  N = Population size ∆N/∆t = change in population size / change in time…

Q: What are the two key concepts for this section?What major ecological and economic benefits doforests…

A: The section's two key concepts are that the ecosystem services provided by forests are far more…

Q: There are two pots of honey (2 patches of habitat). In one pot there is 3 pounds of honey, and in…

A: * Ideal free distribution (IFD) is a way in which individuals of population will distribute several…

Q: What are three ways an ecologist might capture an animal?   one way an ecologist might sample a…

A: Animal capture and manipulation are necessary for wildlife-focused research, conservation, and…