Describe what a pyramid of numbers would like if an ecologist models the relationship between bird parasites, blue jays, and oak trees in a hectare. Does this match the energy flow pyramid?

Q: explain how this relates to both resiliency and biodiversity

A: Resiliency means the potentiality of an ecosystem to regain its normal pattern after damage or…

Q: Explain biotic potential and provide at least 3 factors that influence biotic potential. Provide at…

A: The maximum amount of people a species can create is known as a biotic potential.

Q: solar energy Which two factors cause the variation seen in primary productivity among the three…

A: Introduction :- Productivity is the rate of generation of biomass in an ecosystem .The rate at which…

Q: Explain briefly how the fire - grazer - browser interactions affect the trees-grass mixture in…

A: Browsing (browser) means when the herbivore feeds on leaves, shoots, or woody plants. While grazing…

Q: Explain how ecosystem modeling is useful in addressing ecological problems give an example to suport…

A: There are many ecological problems such as  Pollution  Global warming  Overpopulation  Power…

Q: Compare and contrast the factors that limit the net primary productivity in terrestrial versus…

A: Net primary productivity, or NPP, is gross primary productivity minus the speed of energy loss to…

Q: Bear /6.1% » Bluebird 1% Beetles 10% Tree 100% Write the name of the pyramid on the line above each…

A: Ecological pyramids are used to graphically represent how different living organisms interact with…

Q: Distinguish between people overpopulation and consumption overpopulation.

A: Consumption is defined as the utilization of materials and energy by humans and overpopulation…

Q: s the biomass of a specific ecosystem related to its carrying capacity?

A: Carrying capacity  It refers to the ability of an environment that can sustain the maximum number of…

Q: Draw an energy pyramid for an ecosystem with three levels ofconsumers.

A: Step 1 Ecological pyramids are graphic representations of various ecological parameters at the…

Q: Which variable should they calculate to compare the diversity of the two communities of…

A: The industrial wastes cause eutrophication in the water which results in the formation of algal…

Q: A pyramid of biomass shows the mass of all of the organisms in each trophic level of an ecosystem .…

A: An ecological pyramid is a graphical representation of constructed to represent the biomass or…

Q: Make a claim regarding the decreasing deforestation of the Brazilian rainforest from 2001-2013. Cite…

A: Official data shows that deforestation in Brazil's Amazon rainforest has reached its greatest level…

Q: Do forest use and grazing make up a larger part of the footprint for temperate-zone industrialized…

A: An ecosystem is a well stated that they are been defined that they are a community made up of both…

Q: Based on the food web shown below, the tree, grass, and bush , all play the same ecological row.…

A: Answer: FOOD WEB = It is the interconnected series of organisms for their livings by which energy is…

Q: In terms of NPP what are the top 2 most productive ecosystems? What contributes to their high…

A: Answer: Introduction: Ecosystem is also called as a biological community which leftover combined…

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Q: What are the effects of deforestation on CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere?

A: Introduction: Deforestation is the excessive cutting of trees to clear the land area and using that…

Q: A tree is a renewable resource that can become nonrenewable due to_____

A: The sources of energy can be renewable or non-renewable. Non-renewable sources once depleted can not…

Q: The Amazon rainforest continues to be cleared for agricultural land.  For each square meter of this…

A: Amazon rainforest is the largest rainforest in the world which is also known for the tropical…

Q: What are some advantages of ecotourism for a state like Hawai‘i? What might be a potential…

A: Introduction Ecotourism is defined as "responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the…

Q: List down and explain YOUR UNDERSTANDING regarding the 17 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL

A: Answer : 17 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS are :  1- no poverty : poverty is the main reason leading…

Q: Is Sustainable Development Goal realistic or idealistic? Why or why not? Give examples that support…

A: The UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which supplant the Millennium Development Goals…

Q: If a community within an ecosystem is stable does that mean the entire ecosystem can be considered…

A: An ecosystem is a group or community in which living organisms live and interact in a specific…

Q: Explain why a grass species might disappear when a meat-eating species is removed from a community.

A: If meat eating species like tigers, lions those eats on herbivores  are removed from a community…

Q: Name any four ecosystem services. Who gave the price tags on nature’s life support services? Which…

A: Ecosystem services are any kind of positive benefits or resources offered by ecosystems or…

Q: Which of the following is an example of ecological competition? A. A cheetah chases and kills a…

A: Introduction : Ecological competition refers to the conflict that occurs between different organisms…

Q: Succession Energy flow between trophic levels Limiting factors Carrying capacity

A: An ecosystem is a geographic area where plants, animals, and other organisms live together.…

Q: Assume that the producer level in your trophic pyramid contains 12,000,000 kcal of energy. Write the…

A: Trophic level is the position an organism is at in the food web. They are classified in levels and…

Q: What is one way in which temporal changes in community species composition negatively impact…

A: Our ecosystem has a significant role in sustaining life on the planet. So conservation of its…

Q: An ecosystem that is highly capable of recovering and regenerating through secondary succession…

A: Ecology is the study of interaction of organisms with one another and with the environment. Ecology…

Q: Compare and contrast anthropocentrism, biocentrism, and ecocentrism. Explain how individuals with…

A: Anthropocentrism is defined as the people who have a human-centered view of a relationship with the…

Q: Do you think all species have the same carrying capacity or different carrying capacities? ( can you…

A: Introduction: The carrying capacity of a species in a habitat refers to the most members of that…

Q: Why is regular burning (thru natural fires) an important part of maintaining the health of…

A: Grasslands refer to the area where a major part of the vegetation is grasses. Grasslands are present…

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: What type of ecological pyramid would be obtained from 120g secondary consumers, 60g primary…

A: The graphical representation of the relationship between the organisms present in an ecosystem is…

Q: Explain the energy flow among populations through foodwebs and ecological pyramids.

A: Energy is neither created not destroyed. It can only transfer from one organism to another via…

Q: The figure below plots NPP. Predict which ecosystem will have the highest secondary production.…

A: Ecosystem is defined as the complex interaction between living organisms between themselves and also…

Q: What is not used for construction of ecological pyramid?

A: The graphical representation of the trophic function and structure at the successive trophic levels.…

Q: Explain how biotic potential contributes to exponential and logistic growth.

A: Biotic potential is the maximum growth of the individuals which occur in the environment as all the…

Q: Give examples of the four factors that contribute to vegetation distribution and further community…

A: Temperature and moisture determines the growth of vegetation in a particular region. Apart from…