Based on the images provided, the distribution of animals seen is dependent on which one of the following? Explain your choice.speciespopulation sizecommunity ecologyspatial scaleimmigration and emigration (1) Snow Hill Island(5) Luitpold Coast9 Drescher Inlet(12 Sanae19 Ragnhild18 Amundsen Bay21 Taylor Glacier24 Amanda Bay21646498230531936870885196831(2 Dolleman Island6 Dawson-Lambton Glacier(10 Riiser Larsen13 Astrid Coast16 Gunnerus Bank19 Kloa Peninsula22 Auster25 Haswell Island162025974013136846523283785532473 Smith Peninsula7 Halley Bay11 Atka Bay(14 Lazarev lce Shelf(17 Umbeashi Rock(20 Fold Island23 Cape Darnely(26 Shackleton Içe Shelf4018225109657821146213346564714 Gould Bay(8 Stancomb Wills(27 Bowman Island824254551609(28) Peterson Bank150050020001000kilometres29 Smyley Island32 Bear Peninsula44 Mertz Glacier60619457478130 Noville Peninsula33 Thurston GlacierRupert Coast37 Cape Crozier39 Franklin Island42 Cape Roget45 Pointe Géologie35682989155030375619505245631 Brownson Islands34 Ledda Bay36 Cape Colbeck38 Beaufort Island40 Cape Washington41 Coulman Island43 Davis Bay46 Dibble Glacier57321143816411180825298174512476图回

Based on the images provided, the distribution of animals seen is dependent on which one of the following? Explain your choice. species population size community ecology spatial scale immigration and emigration

Based on the images provided, the distribution of animals seen is dependent on which one of the following? Explain your choice. species population size community ecology spatial scale immigration and emigration

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

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Based on the images provided, the distribution of animals seen is dependent on which one of the following? Explain your choice.

species

population size

community ecology

spatial scale

immigration and emigration

(1) Snow Hill Island
(5) Luitpold Coast
9 Drescher Inlet
(12 Sanae
19 Ragnhild
18 Amundsen Bay
21 Taylor Glacier
24 Amanda Bay
2164
6498
2305
3193
6870
88
519
6831
(2 Dolleman Island
6 Dawson-Lambton Glacier
(10 Riiser Larsen
13 Astrid Coast
16 Gunnerus Bank
19 Kloa Peninsula
22 Auster
25 Haswell Island
1620
2597
4013
1368
4652
3283
7855
3247
3 Smith Peninsula
7 Halley Bay
11 Atka Bay
(14 Lazarev lce Shelf
(17 Umbeashi Rock
(20 Fold Island
23 Cape Darnely
(26 Shackleton Içe Shelf
4018
22510
9657
821
146
213
3465
6471
4 Gould Bay
(8 Stancomb Wills
(27 Bowman Island
8242
5455
1609
(28) Peterson Bank
1500
500
2000
1000
kilometres
29 Smyley Island
32 Bear Peninsula
44 Mertz Glacier
6061
9457
4781
30 Noville Peninsula
33 Thurston Glacier
Rupert Coast
37 Cape Crozier
39 Franklin Island
42 Cape Roget
45 Pointe Géologie
3568
2989
1550
303
7561
9505
2456
31 Brownson Islands
34 Ledda Bay
36 Cape Colbeck
38 Beaufort Island
40 Cape Washington
41 Coulman Island
43 Davis Bay
46 Dibble Glacier
5732
11438
1641
11808
25298
1745
12476
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