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Q: CLAIM: is a renewable resource t become nonrenewable due to

A: Renewable resources are those resources which can be replenished within short period of time. Non…

Q: E. O. Wilson states that conservation must be made "profitable". What does this mean?

A: The study of the loss of earth's biological diversity and its prevention is called conservation. The…

Q: How can keystone species (predators) impact community diversity?

A: Keystone species are those species which are found in very low number.But these species plays a very…

Q: Please briefly explain the terms below. Carrying capacity, Ecosystem Services, Endangered species,…

A: 1) Carrying capacity can be characterized as an species' normal populace size in a specific living…

Q: Which option below most likely describes the nature of the pollutant and the trophic levels of each…

A: The answer is option A) black squares represent a primary producer, red triangles an herbivore and…

Q: which help stabilize a community?  presence of keystone and dominant species high conectivity aming…

A: The presence of a keystone species helps in defining an entire ecosystem. Without the keystone…

Q: At which trophic level would you expect the highest amount of biomass? O carnivore O primary…

A: Trophic levels are certain energy levels in the food chain. Energy is passed up from lower to higher…

Q: No. No. of units No. No. No. units Mean no. individua received units units remaining & units Is in…

A: In above table 'No. unit remaining & passed on to next trophic level' and ' Mean no. unit…

Q: For Black or Brown bears Identify the biotic and abiotic factors that affect the community as well…

A: The Biotic and abiotic factors play pivotal roles in the ecosystems inhabited by Black and Brown…

Q: 's rainforests have decreased in area by approximately one-third since the 1960s due to logging for…

A: Rainforests are usually found around the equator of the earth. The equator of the earth receives the…

Q: To discuss: The four causes of declining biodiversity and identify the most important causes.

A: Biodiversity refers to the variety of plants and animals that live in a given ecosystem. The members…

Q: ne biotic potential (r) of a species will; Rise when there is an increase in food O Remain constant…

A: Biotic potential is the ability of a population of living species to increase under ideal…

Q: has the greatest influence on a community's structure/ habitat likely to become endangered plays an…

A: An ecosystem is any geographic area in which plants and animals interact with their environment and…

Q: conservation effort with the resource

A: The protection of our environment and the preservation of priceless resources for future generations…

Q: Explain why there are differences in the efficiency of energy transfer between trophic levels.…

A: An ecosystem is an area of interaction among plants, animals, decomposers, as well as natural…

Q: The following is NOT true about trophic levels Animals capable of feeding at many trophic levels…

A: Trophic level: Tropic level is defined as the position of an organism in the food chain and ranges…

Q: What is needed to recover balance in the food chain? How can this be achieved in this specific…

A: A Food Chain is defined as the linear network which starts from the producer and ends at an apex…

Q: To reduce the risk of overgrazing, it is especially important to pay attention to movement zones…

A: Overgrazing: It is a practise in which there is an overconsumption of green plants by the animals,…

Q: What is the role of oysters as a sustainable food source? O Oysters filter 50 gallons of ocean water…

A: Introduction Oysters are bivalve mollusks found in many oceans of the world, It is the common name…

Q: after the bamboo fruiting: In reality, this high carrying capacity cannot be sustained for longer…

A: Carrying capacity is the maximum size of the population of a particular species that can be sustain…

Q: Coral reefs and algal beds Tropical wet forest Wetlands Tropical dry forest Temperate evergreen…

A: Biomass refers to the total mass of living organisms or organic matter in a given area or ecosystem.…

Q: Do you think all species have the same carrying capacity or different carrying capacities? ( can you…

A: Introduction: The carrying capacity of a species in a habitat refers to the most members of that…

Q: . Explain why populations don’t grow to their biotic potential.

A: Ans: Biotic potential: The unrestricted growth of the population leads to maximum growth of the…

Q: Explain how the following statement relates to carrying capacity: Demand can only be satisfied by…

A: The maximum number of individuals of a species that an environment can bear or hold without getting…

Q: have a negative effect on the natural environment? O Transforming wind energy to electrical energy…

A: Renewable energy comes from sources or processes that are constantly replenished.

Q: Based on the infographics given, give its relevance to ecology

A: The given Infographics are elaborated and demonstrated in a tree form with each leaflets describing…

Q: stem ecology is often concerned with both energetics and materials as key ts of ecological dynamics.…

A: The relationship between biotic community and abiotic environment is ecosystem and the study of…

Q: Beavers are powerful ecological engineers. When they dam flowing streams they can create ponds and…

A: Ecological engineering, where living beings effectively shape their environment, plays a critical…

Q: Since 1972, Dr. Jim Estes had been studying a food chain of kelp -> urchins -> sea otters, and then…

A: The sequential transfer of energy and nutrients in the form of food from one organism to another is…

Q: In trying to protect and conserve natural resources, it is advisable to identify which resources are…

A: Supply or sources which has some use and can be used to generate a benefit are termed as resources,…

Q: What percent of the energy stored at one trophic level is stored at the next trophic level? О 10% O…

A: The transferring of energy in the ecosystem can be studied by observing and analysing the energy…

Q: redation influences demography and individual fitness in some ecological settings. Discuss scenarios…

A: Ecological interactions between organisms are also responsible for maintaining balance in the…

Q: nich of the following species interactions could result in coevolution? Exploitation O Commensalism…

A: Amensalism-Amensalism is the relationship between two organisms, where one is hurt.  Commensalism-an…

Q: Match the problems for biodiversity with the solutions.     Train more scientists.…

A: (1) For the problem "Ecosystems lack monitoring", the solution is to "Train more scientists."This…

Q: What is accurate about the nature of competition between species? Choose All That Apply it takes…

A: To find: What is accurate about the nature of competition between species

Q: Tumucumaque National Park ecosystem Organism adaptations 1 slide on a primary producer 1 slide on a…

A: Introducion:  Tumucumaque National Lark is located in Amazon rainforest in northwestern part of…

Q: This trophic level is the apex predator Quaternary consumer Primary consumer Primary producer…

A: An apex predator is a predator at the top of a food chain, who doesn't have a natural predator.

Q: In a pond, tadpoles eat algae and fish eat the tadpoles. Around the pond, grasshoppers eat grass…

A: In environment one species is dependent on the other for their need. so there is a chain like…