All the organisms that occur in a community dominated by birch trees... Group of choice   Are part of the same population of organisms   Have overlapping niches   Occupy the same level on the food web

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

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Q: What are the important primary producers of Tumucumaque National Park ecosystem?  The Tumucumaque…

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Q: The major food producer(s) for other living organisms is/are O cyanobacteria. algae. O higher plants…

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Q: Feeding levels within ecosystems are also called______. An illustration of these levels with only…

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Q: Using the organisms listed create a foot web. Is there more than one why to create food webs?…

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Q: 6. Mant top level consumers are large carnivores. Explain how their size affects or is affected by…

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Q: Once a stable community has been achieved, a established. community has been O preliminary O primary…

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Q: Which of the following describes an abiotic factor in a forest?      earthworms that burrow…

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Q: Carrying Capacity- Population relationships with resources- Commensalism- Parasitism- Primary…

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Q: 1. The community and abiotic factors in a contagious area._____ 2. Transformations of energy always…

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Q: Design a logical food-web model of the living things in a typical deciduous forest. Producers should…

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Q: The niche of a species takes into account the range of conditions and resources within which…

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Q: Below is a diagram of a complex food web. Match the removal of an individual species with the result…

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Q: [ Select ] The realized niche of Cthamalus is [ Select ]

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Q: To reduce the risk of overgrazing, it is especially important to pay attention to movement zones…

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Q: As environmental conditions change, communities continue to go through succession toward a…

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Q: Explain the similarities and differences between the green and brown food webs. How are they…

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Q: In the context of ecological succession, classify cach example as facilitation, inhibition, or…

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Q: Are there more primary consumers or primary producers? How can you tell?this is from marine bio…

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Q: Which activity would not be considered as part of Ecology (as a science)? Advocating for the…

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Q: Based on the infographics given, give its relevance to ecology

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Q: In identifying where a species may live the concept of the niche is often used. As part of this…

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Q: Explain how the concepts of resource partitioning and character displacement are related and…

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Q: nich of the following species interactions could result in coevolution? Exploitation O Commensalism…

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Q: #2. Match the following with the correct type of ecology: Use checkmark Population Ecology #2a. Some…

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Q: Choose True for yes or choose false for no for each statement 1) Gray whales may experience a shift…

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Q: Which of the following best describes bottom up control of an ecosystem? toxic compounds in mature…

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Q: 8. Create a food web using the following food chains  Berries to Deer to Black bear Algae to Salmon…

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Q: he competition among individuals of the same species in the same location.   the principle that two…

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Q: 7. Describe the variety of phytoplankton and zooplankton in the sublittoral study site (Site C). How…

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Q: Sometimes the species of a community are described as forming a food chain. Why is it usually more…

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Q: Match the following mutualism type with the appropriate example. Bees eat nectar and transfer pollen…

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Q: draw a food web of the following species (in the image) 1. The primary producers 2. The primary…

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Q: Temperate grasslands have very seasonal temperature and rainfall. Summer can be hot and a bit wet,…

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Q: Wrap Up • we looked at how the size of an ecosystem can influence the stability and biodiversity of…

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Q: Diotic cycles otic apulation of ammunity redator rey Traducer rimary consumer econdary consumer…

A: Energy transfer continues through chain of ecosystem from lower components of ecological pyramid .

Q: which of the following statement is false: -The two major compounds in the atmosphere that are…

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Q: Indentify the correct food web for each question. Which type of food web cycles materials and moves…

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Q: In the construction of food webs, much information can be obtained through simple observation of…

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

Q: The make-up of the microbial community in the leaves of pitcher plants is affected more by the types…

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Q: Explain the similarities and differences between the green and brown food webs. How are they…

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Q: In what ways can an ecosystem be stable? 2. In what ways can it be unstable?3. State the law of…

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Q: 1. Producer: Phytoplankton 2. Herbivore: Zooplankton, Herring, krill, 3. Carnivore: dolphins,…

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Q: TROPHIC LEVEL 4 3 Alosa pseudoharengus Alosa gestivalis 2 FRESHWATER RIVER 1 Pelagic Copepod…

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Q: 1. What is the difference between a food chain and a food web?

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Q: 1. Kg is kilograms, a measure of mass. In this ecosystem, which trophic level has most mass? 2.…

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Q: At which trophic level would you expect to find the highest concentration of a biomagnifying toxin?

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Communities and Ecosystems

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