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Why is the size of the producer section larger than the tertiary section?
ecology
Why should biodiversity be conserved?
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Define ecosystem and describe its components.
Ecosystem refers to as the assemblage of plants, animala and microbial species living together in one place interacting to each other as well as their ...
What are some examples of ecological succesion?
Primary sucession...
What are the stages of primary succession?
Stage one: Soil Formation
Stage two: Pioneer Plants
Stage three: intermediate community:
Stage four: Climax community
Stage five: Last Stage
What are 3 negative interaction between species that would result in a decrease in a species?
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What are the effects of ecological succession?
What are the effects of ecological succession?
Describe water as a abiotic factor of the biome tropical rain forest.
Water is an abiotic factor of the biome tropical rain forest please describe.
How does interaction in the environment affect changes in population?
The clearing of trees to make way for homes and people affects the climate.
How do successions affect ecosystems?
How?
What are the abiotic factors of a grassland biome?
I need this ASAP.
What happens after a first level consumer eats a producer?
Come the second level that eat a first level and use only the 10 percent of energy of the consumers.
How much area must be open when a tree is 40 feet dia and above 150 years old ?
I would like to know about the answer because i want to save a tree.
Pls, rewrite your question since its is not clear enough.
Terrestrial biomes are determined by?
terrestrial biomes are determined by?
What would happen if all the trees in the water biome were cut down?
Most of the animals wouldn't get the oxygen that they need to get, and they would get less food; but what the animals might do is, they might move, try ...
Which level of biological organization is composed of tissue?
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Is a large group of ecosystems characterized by the same type of climax community called a taiga?
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What is the energy transformation that maple gives a bear?
Energy transformation from maple trees to bears.
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How does environment changes?
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What is the importance of the water cycle?
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What is a keystone species?
A) the largest species in a community.
B) the most numerous species in a community.
C) the least numerous species in a community.
D) a species on which ...
Humans are generally considered what type of consumer in the food chain?
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As a glacier retreats, what is left behind on the moraines?
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A chemical that harms only prokaryotic cells would affect a...
Bacteria? Animals? Fungi? Plants?
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What absorbs about 95% of the available sunlight?
Benthic zone?
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What is used to produce biofuels?
What is used to produce biofuels?
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When real-world populations of plants and animals are analyzed, why do they most often have the logistic growth curve?
This is a high school question referring to ecosystems and the plants and animals in them.
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What is ecology?
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What are the ways to conserve biodiversity?
1. Planting trees
2. Marine and animal conservation
3. Restoration of coral reefs
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What are the components of ecosystem?
It includes: producers, consumers, decomposers, climatic factors, organic and inorganic substances.
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Why are big, fierce carnivores rare?
a.energy flows and dissipates
b.energy is stored in living systems
c.nutrients are cycled
d.nutrients flow
Explain food decay.
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What are some biodiversity hot spots in the world?
Explain biodiversity hot spots.
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What are the factors that affect population growth in a particular community ?
Are they lack of employment opportunity, birth control, religious practices, crime, etc. ?
In measuring of rate of grasshoppers what is the use of flake b in the diagram?
A set up used to measure the rate of respiration of grasshoppers?
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What is the total number of genes present in a population called?
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Are animals necessary for ecosystems?
Why?
What would happen in an ecosystem without decomposers?
Producers would increase.
Plant growth would increase.
Consumers would increase.
Plant growth would decrease.
How are primary and secondary succession different?
Primary succession.
Why is there a threat to biodiversity?
Reasons for why there is a threat to biodiversity.
Why are teenagers so rebellious?
Teenagers, me being one of them, are very rebellious those days. I'd like to know why, I can't seem to find any good answers, I'd rather have a bio answer....
What to understand by the fact that the flow of energy in a food chain is unidirectional?
What do u understand by the fact that flow of energy in a food chain is unidirectional?
How can managing succession help to conserve habitats?
Give two examples and explain how succession is used.
What are some facts about the ecosystem in which camels live?
What are some facts about the camel ecosystem?
What will happen to an ecosystem without any aerobic bacteria?
Aerobic bacteria.
Why do human beings pollute the Earth?
Don't know...........
Why do human beings pollute the Earth?
Don't know...........
What are organisms that can make their own food called?
Organisms that can make their own food are called?
What is the biggest biome in the world?
Read: Biomes .
Which of these most accurately describes a single population?
1 all the people in a classroom
2 two rabbits in a field
3 all housecats in montana
4 all the oak trees in a park
What begins with a producer?
Food chains.
Since the effects of starvation and disease increase as the density of a population increases, these are what kind of factors?
Since the effects of starvation and disease increase as the density of a population increases, these are what kind of factors?
What biodiversity relates with?
Biodiversity relates with our day to day life.
What is the process of release of carbon dioxide and other gases into the atmosphere through vents in Earth's crust?
What is the process of release of carbon dioxide and other gases into the atmosphere through vents in Earth's crust?
What are the factors affecting population growth?
What are factor affecting population growth ?
What would be an example of a pioneer species in a secondary succession?
Lichen?
What are the reasons why humans generally have the greatest impact on ecosystems?
Humans create useful resources such as paper (they cut down the trees), wheat (they collect it and cook it.) And that is all! :D
What is the correct sequence for levels of biological organization?
population- community- ecosystem- biosphere
How do the abiotic factors of a desert biome affect the ecosystem?
I dont have an answer.
How to calculate species diversity?
By using shannon winnier index of diversity?
