Abiotic and Biotic Factors Homework Name There are three species of fish living in stream. Species 1 likes colder, clear, fast moving water. Snocies 2 likes warmer slow moving water with lots of suspended particles Species3 likes

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Q: Understand limiting factors such as and explain: a. Limiting Factors Resource availability…

A: Limiting factors This is a factor that constraints a population's size. It can slow or stop…

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A: Irrigation is a agricultural process of applying water to the crops and plants.

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A: Mutualism is a relationship between two species of organisms in which both benefit from the…

Q: DIFFERENTIATE the two factors of species diversity. (Species richness and relative abundance)

A: Answer  Differenciate the two factors of species diversity (species richness and relative abundance)…

Q: The competitive dominance hierarchy (left) and food web (right) diagrams below show simplified…

A: A food web is an intricate web of linked food chains that symbolises the movement of nutrients and…

Q: If a species of fruit-eating bat eats the same species of fruit in the same patch of forest as a…

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A: In ecology, always there is competition for for food. The competition for food might between the…

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Q: Compare and contrast species scale vs. system scale goals for conserving both mutualist biodiversity…

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Q: What is the evidence that coevolution of different resource uses allows different finch species to…

A: Co evolution is a phenomena in which an ancestral species may develop simultaneously into different…

Q: During the drought of 1977 on the island of Daphne Major, which of the following answers correctly…

A: Birds have evolved from dinosaurs. Every bird possesses a unique structure called beak which is used…

Q: Species interactions determine an organism's fundamental niche. True False

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Q: Explain how the following statement relates to carrying capacity: Demand can only be satisfied by…

A: The maximum number of individuals of a species that an environment can bear or hold without getting…

Q: Suppose we removed whelks from the intertidal community. Predict the effect (increase, decrease, no…

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Q: Male bullfrogs fighting for access to females for mating purposes is an example of: O Exploitation…

A: Competition is a type of negative  interaction which occurs, when two organisms compete for the same…

Q: In a competitive interaction in which species A has a lower carrying capacity (KA) than species B…

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Q: specific competition. explain how insects reduce intraspecific competition between adults and…

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Q: Explain how resource partitioning can allow for thecoexistence of species that have similar niches.

A: Species that are using similar resources are in a similar ecological niche. When species divide…

Q: In competition, individuals seek to acquire the samelimiting resources. For example, snow geese and…

A: Darwinism states thst through a population tends to increase geometrically the food increases only…

Q: ive examples of adaptations of plants and animals that allow them to avoid competition (e.g., plants…

A: Adaptation is the lw of nature in any ecosystem of living beings where animals and plants adjust to…

Q: Describe some examples of indicator species that would be helpful to wildlife managers when…

A: Indicator species can be defined as the type of species such as plant, animal, and microorganisms…

Q: Understand how competition can determine an organism's realized niche.

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Q: conclude that intraspecific competition promotes inbreeding O natural selection O artificial…

A: When there is a limited resource in a population, like food, mates, territory, the individuals of…

Q: What is the relationship between a fraction of islands occupied by a species and carrying capacity?

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Q: Which of the following would be considered a factor affecting species distribution? Habitat…

A: The objective of the question is to identify the factors that can affect the distribution of species…

Q: What is the pattern of distribution of koi fishes (Cyprinus rubrofuscus)? What are the limiting…

A: Koi is a fish that is present in the whole world. On the skin of koi fishes, there are patterns and…

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A: Species are defined as a group of individuals that potentially interbreed in nature. They are able…

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A: Altricial animals are born immature and incapable of caring for themselves. Altricial species…

Q: Explain the direct and indirect interactions between species in ponds and species in adjacent…

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