describe the different biotic and abiotic factors in a grassland describe the ecological relationships in a grassland enumerate the possible organisms acting as producers, consumers (herbivores and carnivores) and the decomposers in a grassland

Q: solar energy Which two factors cause the variation seen in primary productivity among the three…

A: Introduction :- Productivity is the rate of generation of biomass in an ecosystem .The rate at which…

Q: Explain briefly how the fire - grazer - browser interactions affect the trees-grass mixture in…

A: Browsing (browser) means when the herbivore feeds on leaves, shoots, or woody plants. While grazing…

Q: Complete the statements regarding ecological niches by filling in the missing key words and phrases.…

A: The species occupies both in the community thier space and the SPATIAL ROLE.  The space species…

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: Describe the relationship in the above ground biomass and species under different atmospheric CO2…

A: Relationship between above ground biomass mass and CO2 concentration.

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: Net primary production per unit area is likely to be highest in which of the following ecosystems?a.…

A: Answer is d.) tropical rain forests.

Q: define the terms core reserve and wildlife corridor, and explain the relationship between them?

A: Areas, where the reconciliation is done to conserve biodiversity and its sustainable use, are called…

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: 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: 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: Trophic Cascade Concept Map  Primary Producers: Include at least two different types of primary…

A: Trophic Cascade Concept Map Primary Producers:Grass (Plant):Herbivores:RabbitGrasshopperAlgae…

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: Compare and contrast the 2 pictures using the following vocabulary (pioneer species, decay, soil,…

A: Ecology is the study of living things in the environment and their interaction with the biotic and…

Q: Which of the following is an example of ecological competition? A. A cheetah chases and kills a…

A: Introduction : Ecological competition refers to the conflict that occurs between different organisms…

Q: Why is regular burning (thru natural fires) an important part of maintaining the health of…

A: Grasslands refer to the area where a major part of the vegetation is grasses. Grasslands are present…

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: The temperate regions show a lower value of primary productivity as compared to trophical…

A: An area which can be divided on the basis of physical characteristics, interaction of environment…

Q: The data shows the energy available per individual in the food chain illustrated in the diagram.…

A: Food web is a network of all food chains in an ecosystem. These food chains are interdependent and…

Q: The figure below plots NPP. Predict which ecosystem will have the highest secondary production.…

A: Ecosystem is defined as the complex interaction between living organisms between themselves and also…

Q: factors that will suppurt an Eco city that is self-sustaining and self-regulating

A: Eco city is a city designed with consideration for social, economic and environmental impact and…

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: Give examples of the four factors that contribute to vegetation distribution and further community…

A: Temperature and moisture determines the growth of vegetation in a particular region. Apart from…

Q: The mass of living material at a trophic level at a particular time is called as what?

A: Trophic level is a stage or a level occupied by the organism in the food web.  there are 4 trophic…

Q: Create a food web and Trophic Pyramid for an identified ecosystem. Only drawings Requirements:…

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Q: EcosystemA hasprimary production of 1000 g C /m2/yr and ecological efficiency of 10%. Ecosystem B…

A: The rate of biomass production per unit area is called productivity. The primary productivity of a…

Q: If a bird species lives in a dense forest and primarily feeds on insects found in the canopy, what…

A: The correct answer is "Habitat." The term "dense forest" describes the physical environment where…

Q: or F Edge habitat always provides differential access to one habitat t

A: Introduction: The ecological response to habitat refers to the changes in species composition,…

Q: You are studying primary productivity and biodiversity patterns of an ecosystem. The ecosystem is…

A: Analysis of the climatograph reveals consistent temperatures around 10°C and significant rainfall,…

Q: Most vegetation was destroyed after a fire, but quickly started coming up afterwards due to a good…

A: Plants require water, sunlight, nutrients, and carbon dioxide for producing organic substances in…

Q: Indicate whether the statement is true or false: Aquatic ecosystems can receive a large input of a…

A: Farmers apply fertilizers to boost their crop productivity. Fertilizers have three important…

Q: Ecological impact for land cover ,

A: The land cover is the surface components of a land. Examination of land cover is important for…

Q: Which of the following options is/are goods of ecosystem? A. Fresh air B. Fresh water C Timber for…

A: The economical benefits that emerge from ecosystems that have a positive impact on all living…

Q: please briefly explain below terms: Carrying capacity, Ecosystem Services, Endangered species, The…

A: Carrying capacity is denoted by K and it refers to the number of individuals or the average…

Q: In the diagrams below, primary producers are shown in green bars (bottom), primary consumers…

A: Thus, the pyramid of energy is often upright and vertical. during this pyramid, the energy is…

Q: Explain the direct and indirect interactions between species in ponds and species in adjacent…

A: Introduction Ecological interaction is defined as Individual organisms living together in an…

Q: Describe how change, large and small, has an effect on the ecosystem with  examples( for large…

A: Ecosystem It is a land where living and non living organisms interact with each others.

Q: Which of the following threats to terrestrial biomes is FALSE? O Exploration of oil and gas threaten…

A: Biome can be defined as a distinct ecological community of plants and animals ;that are living in  a…