The greatest biomass of primary mammalian consumers in Biome A comprises grazers.   True False

Q: Based on the figure, Identify the following: 1.     Producers 2.     Primary Consumers 3.…

A: Food chain is a diagrammatic representation that show how animals are dependent on plants for their…

Q: Competition between insect-eating bats that are active at night and purple martins (an insectivorous…

A: When an organism physically restrict another organism for common food resources called interference…

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: What is the main reason for continous decrease of wildlife?

A: Wildlife refers to all the populations of animals that are not domesticated. It includes all…

Q: If sea otters were removed from this food web ENERGY FLOW you would predict sea urchins to SEA…

A: Introduction:  The Foodweb is based on a consumer-resource system, it is a graphical representation…

Q: Which organism is considered a primary consumer?     grass     rabbit     fox

A: Food chain is a serial event representing the transmission of energy from one organisms to other…

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: A secondary consumer is also considered a     herbivore.     omnivore.     carnivore.     A…

A: A food chain is a web of links that starts with producer organisms & terminates with a top…

Q: Which one of the following is not a consumer? omnivore carnivore decomposer herbivore

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Q: Explain the importance of different functional guilds of detrital macroinvertebrates (microbial…

A: Macro invertebrates perform the several function in aquatic environment. They perform crucial role…

Q: Carnivore Herbivores Producers 2gm/m 8 gm/m² 4/gm/m² Inverted Pyramid in an Aquatic Ecosystem

A: Introduction :- Inverted pyramids are pyramids with a wide top and a narrow base.It indicates that…

Q: BEARS HAWKS OWLS FROGS SQUIRRELS BEETLES MICE PLANTS Based on these feeding relationships, which…

A: Food chain is a order in which straight organization of connections in a food web beginning from…

Q: The Tinamous distribution may shift northward if its realised niche allows.

A: realised niche :  It is the actual position on land where by an organism live their life. This…

Q: Which of the following impact the carrying capacity of an area? Size of area How fun it is Food…

A: Carrying capacity Every environment has organisms surviving in it. all organism relies on two basic…

Q: Explain the difference between a grazing food web and adetrital food web, and give an example of…

A: A food web is formed by the combination of of many e foods news so here three types of food chains…

Q: True or False: Among the three types of ecological pyramids, the most useful is the pyramid of…

A: An ecological pyramid (also known as a trophic pyramid, Eltonian pyramid, energy pyramid, or food…

Q: Name the apex consumers in the food web shown here.

A: Ans. An ecosystem is a geographic region where plants and animals work together to create a bubble…

Q: DRAW IT In the Chesapeake Bay estuary, the blue crab is anomnivore that eats eelgrass and other…

A: Food web is defined as the interconnection between different food chains in natural environment. It…

Q: The ability to resist damage from disturbances and to reviver quickly is known as what after…

A: Ecosystems are defined as biological communities that consist of living organisms, which interact…

Q: Both detritivores and predators are heterotrophs. True False

A: Introduction A heterotroph is an organism that eats other plants or animals for their energy and…

Q: Tertiary Consumers: Secondary Consumers: Gulls and Terns, Primary Consumers: Herbivores: Primary…

A: The sequence of events in an ecosystem wherein one living thing consumes another, and then that…

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: 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: A keystone species is not necessarily abundant in a community but has a large impact on surrounding…

A: The concept of keystone species was introduced by ecologist Robert Paine in the 1960s.Keystone…

Q: The loss of an apex consumer would impact which trophic level of a food web? a. primary producers b.…

A: The group of living things that live and interact with each other and with the environment in a…

Q: If the predator population decreases in a top-down trophic cascade, what happens to the other…

A: A trophic cascade in which the top consumer/predator dominates the primary consumer population is…

Q: Basal species in a food web feed on other species. True False

A: A food web, essentially, is a diagram that shows what is eaten by what in an ecological system and…

Q: There are always more top predators than there are primary consumers within an ecosystem.  True…

A: An ecosystem is a complex network of interactions among living organisms and their environment. It…

Q: Describe how herbivores can affect the abundances oforganisms at higher and lower trophic levels

A: There are many different types of organisms found on the planet. Eve organisms require food to…

Q: Competition is often an important driver of early succession, while facilitative interactions tend…

A: A number of research proves that succession gets driven by many mechanisms. Such as : - facilitative…

Q: A severe winterkill seemingly killed all the trout in a lake. A decision is made to restock the lake…

A: The formula to calculate the number of trout in the lake after a certain number of years is: N = K /…

Q: 1. List all the apparent competition interactions, using the format "prey 1– shared predator – prey…

A: Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three sub-parts for…

Q: Given the interaction web shown here, it is likely that serves as s KEYSTONE species, and that…

A: Foundation species refer to a species that plays an important role in structuring a community. A…

Q: Gray wolves are considered as keystone species. When they were reintroduced into Yellowstone…

A: Ecosystem: It is a collaboration of living organisms such as plants and animals with non-living…

Q: To what trophic level would lions belong?

A: Answer: Food Chain is the chain through which organisms connects themselves by eating and producing…

Q: Complete Table 3.4, indicating the trophic level to which each organism belongs: primary producer,…

A: Food web is an important ecological concept. Basically, food web represents feeding relationships…

Q: Eutrophic lakes are characterized has having very high nitrogen content. True False

A: A high concentration of nutrients, typically phosphorus and nitrogen, characterises eutrophic lakes.…

Q: als of two, distinct species of squirrels live on the same college campus. They have bee observed…

A: answer is B .Herbivory

Q: The overexploitation of cod in the North Atlantic releases crab and shrimp from predation pressure…

A: When there is a change in one trophic level in a food web, this results in changes in other trophic…

Ecological adaptations

An ecological adaptation is any morphological, physiological, or behavioral trait of an organism that allows it to survive and reproduce in a habitat or ecosystem. Adaptation is a biological mechanism by which an organism gradually gets more acclimated to its surroundings.