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Q: Where would you expect competitive exclusion to occur most quickly? (Choose the one best answer.)…

A: Competitive exclusion is one of the most important interactions in an ecological system where two…

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: Which of the following is least likely to change the gene pool of a population of chipmunks? O A…

A: Introduction: The Hardy-Weinberg rule, also known as the Hardy-Weinberg theorem or Hardy-Weinberg…

Q: Habitat fragmentation has an impact on species diversity Corridors prevent the maintenance of…

A: Habitat fragmentation has an impact on species diversity because if the total habitat area is large…

Q: Through the human introduction of invasive species and forced migration of various species such as…

A: Species are a group of similar individuals that can breed with each other and produce viable…

Q: Directions: Look at each species and its listed adaptation on the chart. Circle the name of the…

A: SpeciesAdaptationHow the Adaptation Helps the Species to SurviverosebushThornsThorns act as a…

Q: What is the main factor that limits population growth for in the fish case study? Interspecific…

A: Limiting factors The factors that affect the population growth is known as limiting factors.

Q: How do you think your daily habits might contribute directly or indirectly to the extinction of some…

A: Introduction  At presently there are around 11000 known bird species present on the earth out of…

Q: The relationship between impalas and oxpeckers, the birds that feed on their ticks, is an example of…

A: Symbiosis is a developed association or close living connection between organisms from various…

Q: What is the biggest species of Swallow?

A: Swallows belong to the class Aves, order Passeriformes, suborder Passeri (Oscines) and family…

Q: the cattle egret follows cattle around because the cattle disturb the insects making them easier for…

A: Host - Parasite interaction involves two types of organisms . One act as host on which other…

Q: This map shows the range of five different bird species in North America based on data collected…

A: Birds can compete if their ranges overlap, as they may compete for resources such as food, nesting…

Q: Word def n habitat niche resource competition predation herbivory

A: Answer: ENVIRONMENT : It is the surroundings of an individual, which includes both biotic and…

Q: Define what are threatened species ? Give some examples of threatened species ?

A: Species in biological terms refer to animals, plants, or even fungi. Each species has its importance…

Q: Infanticide by adult males… Group of answer choices is rare in most primate groups is not resisted…

A: The improvement of infanticide killing is generally known because of the variety in the power of…

Q: Which of the following groups of species are likely in the same guild:

A: In ecology, a guild is a collection of species that uses the same resources in similar ways. The…

Q: Species with more specialized traits have increased potential for surviving different environments…

A: The adaptability of the organism depends on their specific characteristics that helps them to…

Q: The Philippine Eagle is one of the critically endangered wildlifes in the Philippines. What are the…

A: Philippine eagle which is also known as the Monkey eating eagle is the worlds largest and most…

Q: Habitat fragmentation poses severe threats to many species because of: Undesirable edge effects All…

A: Biology is a branch of science. Bio means life and ology means study. Biology is basically the study…

Q: Commensalism is: An interaction that has no effect on either of two species. An interaction that…

A: Members of biotic community, interact with each other, mainly for food, space, reproduction and…

Q: Figure 4. This map shows the range of five different bird species in North America based on data…

A: If you transplant Bird W to Florida and they survive, then the conditions in Florida are part of…

Q: Which of the following are good examples of macroevolution? 2. Orange beetles preferring to mate…

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Q: Low population size is probably the single best predictor of extinction risk. Why are small…

A: Extinction is the removal of a kind of species or an organism.Extinction involves the death of last…

Q: why does predation usually have a stronger impact on natural selection of prey species than…

A: Natural selection is the process of accumulation of a favorable trait or species in the course of…

Q: Type of Predator-Prey Relationship Active Hunting Scavenging Parasitism Name of Predator Name of…

A: a. Understanding Relationships:Active predation: Using tactics like strength, speed, or specialized…

Q: he number of species on an island usually _______ with the size of the island and _______ the…

A: Species richness is a basic method to measure species diversity and is defined as the number of…

Q: Which of the following can be considered a level of biodiversity organization?     genetic…

A: 1. Biodiversity is known as the variety observed in living organisms. This includes everyone from…

Q: To make CITES more effective, it would be most important to_ O change the definitions for…

A: CITES stands for Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (of wild fauna and flora).…

Q: Land-based species are more at risk of extinction than freshwater species. True False

A: Answer : False. Reason: Infact, it's actually the opposite which means freshwater species are at…

Q: The most important factor leading to declines in bird populations is disease habitat loss migration…

A: Decline in bird population can be because of several reasons. Of them habitat loss, hunting are the…

Q: What was responsible, in part, for the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, which was passed in 1918? changes…

A: Introduction  The Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA) forbids taking protected migratory bird species,…

Q: Q10. On an adventure to a faraway place, you discover two previously unknown species of woozle. You…

A: Niche  Niche is the place where interaction between species and environment takes place.

Q: What is an evolutionary arms race? Predator and prey compete over the sameresource the prey's body…

A: Introduction :- Evolution is defined as the descent with modifications . This is a gradual and…

Q: Are the shaded regions monophyletic, paraphyletic, or polyphyletic?

A: The shaded regions of both the diagrams represent paraphyletic.

Q: How does protecting and conserving a predator species increases the diversity in an area? Use the…

A: Predators contribute to the preservation of species variety in a community by diminishing the level…

Q: Guppies will only mate after a very specific courtship display by the male. He swims in a way that…

A: Reproductive isolation can be either prezygotic (barriers that prevent fertilization ) or…

Q: on the african savanna warthogs regularly visit a group of banded mongooses. the warthog lies down…

A: Species interaction occurs between two different species that can be beneficial or harmful depending…

Q: Several alternative definitions of the term species have been proposed, recognizing different…

A: The objective of the question is to determine whether the existence of multiple definitions of the…

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: Figure 4. This map shows the range of five different bird species in North America based on data…

A: Dispersal is the movement of individuals or propagules (such as seeds, spores, or larvae) away from…

Q: This map shows the range of five different bird species in North America based on data

A: Given map shows the range of five different bird species in North America based on data collected…

Q: The figure below shows the beak size of three pairs of bird species that occur both allopatrically…

A: Character displacement in this case is the phenomenon where one species A when grown in absence of…

Q: 100 Percentage of survivors (log scale) T 10 0.1 0 Type III Type II 50 Percentage of maximum life…

A: Important information: Type I: Type I survivorship curves indicate high survival rates throughout…

Q: Define the following words:     Speciation Extinction Coevolution Stimulation Innate Survivorship…

A: Evolutionary is a process where the organism evolved to form different species. In evolution, there…

Q: how would you response to someone who say that extinction is a natural process and we should not…

A: Extinction is the term used to define the vanishing or death of a certain species in such a manner…

Q: When would it be appropriate to conduct an exclusion experiment? O When studying how one species…

A: The competitive exclusion or the Gause principle in biology is very much important for competitive…

Q: Population divergence occurring as a result of females in a species consistently choosing males of a…

A: Population divergence is an evolutionary process by which the population of inbreeding species,…

Animal Behavior

Animal behavior can be defined as all the things that animals do. In response to a stimulus, an animal performs a certain fixed action pattern, or FAP, of behavior. This response occurs to make the animal more adaptable to change. So, behavior is generally a stimulus-oriented response. A behavior is an expression of the capabilities of the nervous system. A stimulus is determined by the environment, while the nervous system determines a response.