What is the importance of disturbances and how would they change a community?

Q: Why Are Community Interactions Important?

A: All the populations of several different species of a particular area is called community.

Q: What will happen to a community that is less prepared and low in capacity?

A: Introduction:- The ability of a community to prepare for, withstand, and recover from public health…

Q: A tendency for a community to maintain its structure even when subject to potential disturbance is…

A: The mechanism of recovering from a disturbance in a community is called Succession. Such ecosystems…

Q: Define mutualism. Give two examples of mutualistic relationships.

A: Introduction  An ecosystem deals with both biotic and abiotic factors and their interaction with…

Q: Which statement about interaction networks is true? They show that most interactions are highly…

A: Interaction networks in ecology refer to the complex web of interactions between different species…

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: Why is environmental filtering so crucial to community structure

A: Different populations living together and interacting with each other forms a community. Community…

Q: Which one is a community level interaction? O Interspecific competition Intraspecific competition

A: The interaction between members is the same species for their all  requirements of is called…

Q: Is pollution a Price of progress

A: Pollution is the introduction of harmful materials into the environment. These harmful materials are…

Q: answer

A: The environment refers to the natural world around us, including all living and non-living things…

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: Define “mutualism” and give specific example to explain this type of interaction.

A: Biological interactions is the effect that a pair of organisms living together in a community have…

Q: what scale of study would you study as an Community ecology

A: Introduction Ecology is a branch of science which deals with the study of the relationship between…

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: How does utilitarianism affect communities?

A: Utilitarianism is a hypothesis of morality, which promotes activities that cultivate happiness or…

Q: Give an example of control systems, artifacts, or processes.

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Q: What is environment? Discuss the scope of environment.

A: The environment can be defined as an entirety of the multitude of living and non-living components…

Q: What is the relationship between limiting factors competition and adaptions

A: A limiting factor is whatever obliges a populace's size and eases back or prevents it from…

Q: explain the difference between commensalism and mutualism types of interaction .

A: Ecological interactions refer to the ways in which different organisms in an ecosystem interact with…

Q: 2. Which of the following are factors in determinin the stability of a community? Select all correct…

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

Q: Consider the impact of the organisational culture and the power dynamic within

A: Every organization operates with its own way. It is that which differentiate one organization from…

Q: What ecological approach is used in identifying a pattern of change in a community or environment?

A: Introduction   Every living being and nonliving being are affected by each others presence…

Q: derstand from the word harmonious ecological inter

A: Ecology is the area of biology that examines the interactions between diverse living things and…

Q: Define mutualism. Give two example of a mutualistic interaction.

A: Individuals of different species interact with each other in different ways. The way in which these…

Q: Give examples of coevolutionary relationships in communities.

A: Coevolution is the process where two or more species reciprocally affects each other's evolution. It…

Q: How is a holistic view useful in dealing with a problem that concerns human-environmental…

A: Holistic view simply means being aware of whole system and understanding its constituents i.e. the…

Q: What is coevolution? Discuss in the context of predators and prey.

A: Answer :- The term coevolution is that when the beyond what one animal varieties can reflect…

Q: What are the five physical adversities faced by organisms on the rocky shore

A: Rocky shore  This is an intertidal area of seacoasts which is predominated by solid rock. These are…

Q: Which sort of interaction is harmful to one species but beneficial to the other? List at least…

A: Various sorts of interactions occur in an ecological community. The different types of interspecific…

Q: How does predation affect community structure?

A: In an ecosystem, organisms depend on each other for their survival. There are many biological…

Q: Name the type of interaction in which one species is harmed while other is neither benefitted nor…

A: Species of the living beings present in the system make the biotic component.

Q: What are the four main steps of the framework for ecological risk analysis in Human and Ecological…

A: Risk assessment process for an ecosystem is the method of determining the threat to ecosystem, which…

Q: Explain why communities are dynamic and change over time.

A: Communities are dynamic because of changes in the distribution and abundance of a species over time.…

Q: In what sense is the destruction of the environment a question of justice?

A: The environment includes all the physical and climatic conditions present around us.

Communities and Ecosystems

Ecology contains two words: Eikos means dwelling, and logy means to study, so the combined meaning is studying habitat or living.