Assume that humans are the second-level carnivores and that each energy unit in their level represents 25 people. How many people can be supported in the ecosystem?

Note:  Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve the first three sub-parts for you. To get the remaining sub-part solved please repost the complete question and mention the sub-parts to be solved.  Carrying capacity:  The resources present in the ecosystem are utilised by all the organisms that grow and thrive in the ecosystem. Since the resources present are limited the environment can support only a limited number of organisms. The maximum number of organisms that the environment can support is called the carrying capacity. Above the carrying capacity, there is completion for the limited resources.  Step 2 1. When we see the data representing the deer population from 1905-1939 we see that there has been a rapid increase in the deer population initially and then the population falls down drastically.  In the year 1915  The carrying capacity for the  Kaibab deer population was 30.000 deers for 30,000 hectares of land. If the see the deer…

Where on a food web would you typically find humans (near the bottom with the producers, at the top with carnivores, or somewhere in between?

Food webs are helpful diagrams to understand the relationships of organisms within a biological community. Answer the following questions using the food web below. Baleen whale Smaller toothed Sperm whale whales Penguins Elephant seal Leopard seal Other birds Fish Other seals Squid Krill Other herbivorous zooplankton Carnivorous zooplankton Phytoplankton Which of the following can be a secondary consumer? squid other seals krill herbivorous zooplankton fish other birds elephant seal

In a food web, the numbers of each organism typically exist in a relatively stable proportion. If an oil spill killed a large amount of zooplankton, what would be the next thing that would happen?

Organisms in an ecosystem can be classified as producers or consumers producers provide food for the consumers. An organism that consumes only producers is called ?

A trade-off of heterotrophic carnivores in gaining energy is that food is:   scarce but it's easy to capture and kill their very nutritious food. abundant but it's nutritious. scarce but it's nutritious. abundant but it's difficult to capture and kill their very nutritious food.

Name an omnivore which occurs in both grazing food chain and the decomposer food chain.

Which animal occupy more than one trophic level in the same ecosystem at the same time?

In a grassland ecosystem, a rabbit consumes 1000 kJ of plant material. Of this, 300 kJ is excreted as waste. How much energy is egested by the rabbit? Group of answer choices 1000 700 1300 300