Summarize the ways in which humans activities have affected the world's desert, grasslands, forests, and mountains.

Q: Give two examples of artifical or man-made ecosystem.

A: An ecosystem is a community of living organisms in conjunction with the nonliving components of…

Q: How are humans negatively impacting the Andes region in order to benefit from this ecosystem service…

A: Introduction: For thousands of years, human groups have lived in the Tropical Andes, including the…

Q: Give an example of how disturbances contribute to increased biodiversity

A: The different varieties of life forms including all the animals and plants in an area is referred to…

Q: Management

A: Community based coastal resource management (CBRM) is a comphrensive strategy that seeks to address…

Q: Describe at least one human effect on each of the aquatic ecosystems.

A: Anthropological effects on aquatic systems result from pollution, changes to the landscape, and…

Q: REFER TO FIGURE 1 BELOW. EXPLAIN HOW human activities are causing major changes in the ecosystem…

A: The ecosystem is comprised of both biotic and abiotic components. The abiotic components include…

Q: Explain why desertification and deforestation alter the localclimate

A: The permanent removal of a tree from land is called deforestation. It involves the conversion of…

Q: Examine each of the following types of organisms. Drag them into the correct order of succession -…

A: Ecological succession refers to the sequential appearance and disappearance of species in a…

Q: Compare and contrast how natural- and humaninduced processes have influenced global climate change.

A: Introduction: Climate change is a major concern for every nation as it is affecting our lives in…

Q: Compare and contrast deforestation and tsunamis land environments issues

A: The impact of disasters, whether natural or man-made, not only has human dimensions but…

Q: Explain the role of fire and grazers in grasslands and chaparral

A: Grassland ecosystem is characterized by the presence of a large variety of grass and other non-woody…

Q: role of Humans in an ecosystem

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Q: In detail explain the relative impact of human and natural factors that cause climate change. Use…

A: Introduction :- The evidence is clear: using fossil fuels like oil, gas, and coal is the primary…

Q: h. Summarize the process of primary succession. Explain why land must be colonized in that order.…

A: Te primary succession is a type of ecological succession in which an area is colonized for the first…

Q: Describe the seasonal patterns of the tropical savanna biome.

A: The savanna biome is a type of open grassland biome where very few trees are present.  Generally,…

Q: Explain forest succession and why it dictates the dominant species in a region.

A: Ecological succession is a process, during which species structure changes with time in an…

Q: Describe three kinds of ecosystems found near coastal areas and the types of life they support.

A: Coastal areas are the regions at the intersection of land and oceans.

Q: Identify and describe the terrestrial biomes of the world

A: Biomes present on earth can be distributed in polar, tropical, and temperate areas. One of the forms…

Q: Summarize the impact that humans have had globally on terrestrial productivity and briefly discuss…

A: The "Earth" is a massive ecosystem. An "ecosystem" is a group of plants, animals, and other living…

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: GRASSLAND Characteristics of biome: Picture of biome

A: Grasslands are regions where grasses dominate the vegetation (Poaceae). Sedge (Cyperaceae) and rush…

Q: Please draw a diagram that shows the interactions among biotic components of the savanna ecosystem.

A: A savanna ecosystem consists of mixed woodland and a grassland ecosystem. It is distinguished by…

Q: provide an example of a biological species or genera that have benefitted from human activity. Be…

A: Human beings depend on many species for their survival including plants, animals, and…

Q: Identify the coldes, driest biome with relatively little or relatively small vegetation. The plants…

A: A biome is a large community made up of plants and animals which are differentiated from other…

Q: Describe TWO ways the impact of humans accelerates change in an ecosystem.

A: Often, the impact of human activities on the ecosystem causes more damage than benefit. Humans…

Q: Choose 3 Biomes. Explain how human activity has contributed to its disturbance

A: A fishery is the enterprise of raising or harvesting the fish and other aquatic life. Commercial…

Q: Summarize South Africa's environmental policy specifically related to eutrophication.

A: Eutrophication is the excess deposition of organic matter in water bodies. It includes sulphur,…

Q: Summarize how areas affected by wildfire have bounced back biologically in 2 paragraphs. What are…

A: Secondary succession is a type of ecological succession where the previously occupied ecology is…

Q: Describe the process of succession that occurs after a forest fire destroys an existing biological…

A: The presence of a variety of microbes, plant, and animal life in a particular habitat constitutes…

Violence

Violence is defined as a physical act that causes or is intended to cause harm. Violence can cause physical, emotional, or both types of harm. Violence is defined by the World Health Organization as the intended use of physical force and power that causes threat or harm against oneself, another person, or against a community or group, and has the potential to cause damage, death, mental distress, maldevelopment, or poverty.