1.Only living things can be resources for an organism. True or False?   2.Populations above carrying capacity can have negative effects on the community. True or False

Q: True or False: Different populations are composed of different species of organisms.

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Q: A/An ____________ is an ecological relationship where one party benefits and the other is…

A: Step 1 Ecological relationship describes the interactions between and among organisms in their…

Q: For each of the following statements about a keystone species, select true or false. 1. Keystone…

A: A keystone species is a species that has an extensive effect on an ecosystem even though their…

Q: The population of salmon in Lake Maria has remained constant, at around 2,000 for the past 10 years.…

A: The species are either r-selected or k-selected according to the nature of their growth patterns. in…

Q: 1. Group of organisms of the same species living in a certain place is called 2. is the major cause…

A: Living organisms make the biotic component of the ecosystem.

Q: If you removed the foxes from this community, what would your graph look like? The number of mice…

A: Here, the second statement is true.

Q: 1. Why does intraspecific competition tend to increase niche breadth, whereas interspecific…

A: Intraspecific competition is believed to drive niche expansion because otherwise suboptimal…

Q: A group of acarologists recorded 6,723 black-legged ticks (Ixodes scapularis) per acre in one patch…

A: Ecology is the study of of the interaction between biotic and abiotic components of the environment.

Q: A(n) ________ ecologist studying frogs would examine the preferred nesting locations of frogs.   A.…

A: Ecology refers to the study of the environment. It helps in understanding the physiology of the…

Q: Carrying capacity is and is represented by the letter on the graph. O he maximum number of…

A: Population size  The population size of an ecosystem depends upon food, shelter, area, etc.

Q: Jsing the life table below, what is the population growth rate? Number of Survival rate fecundity…

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Q: The maximum possible growth for a species is the _________.   Question 21 options:   Biotic…

A: One of the main branches of ecology is the study of population of different species.

Q: As a population’s size increases toward the ecosystem’s carrying capacity,a. environmental…

A: Carrying capacity may be defined as the maximum number of individuals that a particular ecosystem…

Q: 3. Draw a line to show where the carrying capacity is on the graph. Deer Population on Wallawalla…

A: Every living organism tends to reproduce; therefore, the population tends to grow. The term,…

Q: Which of the following would be considered a human activity with a positive impact on the…

A: Human activity will be considered positive when the activity does not harm the environment directly…

Q: As population and affluence increase so does the environmental impact. However, technology can…

A: As population and affluence increase, the environmental impact may or may not increase. Technology…

Q: 1. Why is that there are no more than 5 or 6 trophic levels in a community? 2. Why do we need to…

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Q: 5. Define carrying capacity, and then list factors that impact (restrict) population size (both…

A: The term population can be defined as the number of all the organisms of the same group or species…

Q: 4. What is the carrying capacity of the deer population? Deer Population on an Island 120 100 96 80…

A: It is the average population density or size of a species below which its number tend to increase…

Q: Infinite resources are often a source of conflict and competition.  a)True  B)False

A: Ans TRUE.

Q: Which of the following communities would be most resilient to the removal of 1 species? a community…

A: Community resilience is the ability of a community to use available resources, to respond to and…

Q: . The graph below shows changes in human population numbers over time. A consequence of these…

A: The graph shows an increase in population with time. which can lead to many problems. In present day…

Q: A population will most likely deplete the resources of its environment if the population

A: Answer: Environment = The area surrounds us and the atmosphere surrounds us including, plants,…

Q: Environmental carrying capacity (K) is determined by   a All of the answer choices b availability…

A: Carrying capacity is the capacity / or an extent in which an environment can hold up population in…

Q: Which of the following is not a way that humans have increased the carrying capacity of the…

A: A group of individuals that reside in a particular geographic area forms a population. The growth of…

Q: A wildlife preserve currently has 30 elephants. If the population grows as expected, the population…

A: If the number of elephants in a wildlife preserve is 30 and it doubles every 30 years. Then incoming…

Q: What typically occurs once a population reaches a carrying capacity? O the population will remain…

A: The population growth of different species shows either experiential growth or logistic growth. The…

Q: on the column before column A. Column A Column B a. Human resources 1. It is the origin or beginning…

A: Resources are the substances that are available in nature that help to satisfy human needs. These…

Q: Predation and parasitism can keep a population

A: Several limits possess different populations for themselves due to multiple variables. As soon as…

Q: How does individual behavior decrease biotic potential? a) It reduces the reproductive rates of…

A: Biotic potential is the maximum reproductive capacity of an organism under optimum environmental…

Q: How many kinds of living things can be found in your community? Why do you consider those organisms…

A: Environment refers to all the things that are present in the surroundings. It consists of both…

Q: One argument for hunting and fishing is to limit wildlife populations to near 1/2 K.  WHY is this…

A: Hunting can be isolated into three general classes: "resource hunting" (nourishment for own…

Q: Limiting factors that have a greater impact as the population gets bigger are called ____ while…

A: A limiting factor can be defined as an environmental condition that limits the distribution and…

Q: What is the difference between a population and community

A: A community is a set of populations of living beings that live in the same region and interact with…

Q: The size of the population of a species in an ecosystem is determined by the ___________ factors and…

A: There are two factors in ecosystem Namely Biotic factor and Abiotic factor.

Q: What could cause a decrease in the carrying capacity of a population? Increase in Increase in…

A: Carrying capacity of a population is defines as average population size in a particular habitat. It…

Q: Improvements in nutrition and health care typically increase life expectancies and decreas mortality…

A: Life expectancy is defined as, an average duration a person is expected to live.  Factors…

Q: Describe five ways in detail, which you can reduce your ecological footprint to save our planet…

A: Ecological footprint : The ecological footprint shows how much of an impact can an organism or a…

Q: A community is  Group of answer choices a. Factors that affect population size and how and why it…

A: The studies of organisms and their interactions with their surroundings are known as Ecology. An…

Q: 1. A population graph with inverted pyramid means A. More children than adults B. More adults than…

A: Population pyramid represents the population by gender and age at a given point in time. It shows…

Q: D Time Which letter represents the carrying capacity of the environment? (A, B, C, D, E?) Which…

A: This graph shows the popular curve.here initial it is lag phase where the population is increasing…

Q: 1. How does the study of population ecology help us understand why some populations grow, some…

A: Carrying capacity is the maximum number of populations that a given habitat can support or sustain.

Q: Which is a true statement that can be made about the food web? F Ants are both consumers and…

A: A food web shows the transfer of energy within an ecosystem. It represents feeding relationships…

Q: Create an action plan that provides steps the human race can take to prevent the depletion of…

A: Natural resource depletion happens when resources are depleted at a quicker pace than they are…

Q: Between a meat-eater and plant-eater who is less expensive for the environment to support? 3.) Why…

A: Between a meat-eater and plant-eater who is less expensive for the environment to support? Answer:…

Q: Which of the following is an example of a primary consumer?    Question 7 options:   Muskrat…

A: Trophic level is the position of the organism in a food web. A food web describes which organisms…

Q: What happens to the prey species when the predator species population increases? Why? Please answer.

A: The number of individuals in a population does not stay unchanged from one time frame to another;…

Q: 1. What population is being represented in the graph? Carrying capacity 2. Explain what is happening…

A: carrying capacity is the capacity of the environment to sustain the population in question up to a…

Q: An ecologist studied how many kangaroo rats could be supported in two different habitats, a…

A: Humans rely on ecosystems for a variety of unseen services. For example, ecosystems provide foods,…

Q: If the population of hawks in this area increases, their prey populations might decrease. Later,…

A: Ecosystem is an area where the group of individuals or organisms live together and interact with…