What do you mean by “vulnerable species”?

Q: Which one species is K-selected, not r-selected? Dandelion O Elephant O Guppy O Rabbit

A: Compared to r-selected species, k-selected species have relatively stable populations and generate…

Q: What are the Effects of the recent human population explosion?

A: The greatest threat to the success of all the living organisms in the ecosystem is the…

Q: Could feral cats hunt as pack or only solitary? Since they bigger and stronger could they defend…

A: Feral cats at most times live and hunt singly.  Some feral cats live in small groups which includes…

Q: r-selected species display all of the following traits, except

A: R selected species are also known as R strategists. Broadly there are two methods to go about…

Q: What is difference of feral cat, outdoor cat, indoor cat and street cat? What the biggest or…

A: Cats are the animals that belongs to the family Felidae. The scientific name of cats is Felis catus.…

Q: Q1: What does the term invasive species mean?

A: There are natural and artificial ways to introduce new species into the ecosystem. These are studied…

Q: What does collective security mean? A. All governments should contribute equal financial resources…

A: Collective security is a concept in international relations that refers to the measures taken by…

Q: How do disruptive events affect populations and communities

A: Human presence on land and in the water may have a significant impact on ecosystems. Many issues…

Q: What is the fundamental reason human populations have been able to increase exponentially for an…

A: Human technology has continuously increased K is the fundamental reason human populations have been…

Q: Your short answer should be 2-5 sentences depending on the question. (Ch. 53). Please answer both…

A: The growth curve is an important part of a population which indicates the stability and…

Q: what are the specific gaps in health outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, for…

A: Indigenous communities are social groups which share ancestral reactions with their native land.…

Q: nes smaller.

A: A flock of Darwin finches migrate to an island where seeds are large. Finches adapt themselves and…

Q: Question 3 Which of the following is a SPECIALIST species? raccoons O feral pigs O Grizzly Bears…

A: A specialist species is a species that has a narrow range of environmental tolerances and/or a…

Q: Which of the following is NOT one of the major approaches to protecting wildlife? Group of answer…

A: Step 1 Wildlife conservation aims in protecting plant and animal species and their habitats.…

Q: 5What are territories

A: Territory, In ecology territory can be defined as any area occupied by a species or group of similar…

Q: As the number of foxes increases, what happens to the number of mice? O the number of mice stays the…

A: Option B is correct

Q: The main difference between defensive alliances and collective security organizations is which of…

A: The question is asking to identify the main difference between defensive alliances and collective…

Q: What has happened to decline the population of Katy Prairie

A: Katy prairie chicken is a highly endangered subspecies.

Q: You are part of a restoration ecology program that is attempting to reintroduce an endangered bird…

A: The variations in the genetic makeup of the species in a population results in genetic diversity.…

Q: What was the effect of changing the No value for cockroaches from 2 to 10 on the population? The…

A: The No value in an ecological model represents the number of offspring created by a single female…

Q: you think our current worldwide population growth and economic growth are sustainable?

A: Population Growth and Economic Development --  Abrupt population growth and economic development are…

Q: What is the need of population control?

A: Population is defined as the group of all the living organisms of the particular species, in a…

Q: Adaptation O Happens when an organism needs to change in order to survive O Is a change in the…

A: Adaptation is the dynamic evolutionary process showed by organisms to live in the environment. It is…

Q: Extinction Place the IUCN categories in order from least to most affected. 1 | endangered 2 ! least…

A: IUCN - international Union for conservation of nature was established on 5th October 1948. They…

Q: Which of the following is a biological population? Group of answer choices A-you   B-your dog…

A: A population is the number of organisms of the same species that live in a particular geographic…

Q: How does extirpation differ from extinction? Group of answer choices Extinction and extirpation are…

A: Q. How does extirpation differ from extinction? Group of answer choices :  1. Extinction and…

Conservation Biology

The study of how to prevent the loss of biological diversity on the planet is called conservation. Biological diversity, also termed biodiversity, consists of various life forms found in a specific location or across the entire planet, including ecosystems, species, populations, and genes. Conservation thus aims to protect the diversity of life at all levels of biological organization.