How could changes in the environment affect populations of species with temperature-dependent sex determination?

Q: (a) Which species concept(s) could you apply to bothasexual and sexual species? (b) Which would be…

A: Species concepts are used by taxonomists and evolutionary biologists to define a species as they…

Q: O Cats O Dogs O Elephants O Humans O Spiders (like Charlotte in Charlotte's Web)

A: Semelparity is a type of reproductive technique. It is opposite of iteroparity.

Q: 9. A male patient (83-kg IBW) is intubated and ventilated with PC-CMV, f = 12/min, set PIP = 28 cm…

A: When a patient can't breathe well enough on their own, mechanical ventilation can help save their…

Q: What most likely caused the variations in these finches?

A: Genetic variation within a population. The variation comes from mutations in the genome, reshuffling…

Q: What type of reproductive isolation is due to organisms that have different mating seasons?

A: Pre-mating secluding mechanism:  Elements which cause species to mate with their own sort…

Q: how would coral bleaching affect other populations in the coral reef

A: Coral bleaching is important since reefs seldom recover after these corals die. Corals fail to…

Q: Are Island Populations of Song Sparrows Density Dependent?

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

Q: 18 19 20 QUESTION 15 During times of fertility, the rump of a female primate may change color,…

A: Primates come under order eutheria. These are also called truly placental mammals and shows unique…

Q: do females have a greater disadvantage compared to males concerning sexual reproduction? How has…

A: Reproduction: Reproduction is the proecss by which new organisms are produced. It can be achieved by…

Q: reproduce sexually in a dry environment. Explain

A: Sexual reproduction is a process in which meiosis occurs where haploid gametes are formed. These…

Q: How can we determine if an organism that does not reproduce sexually is a distinct species?

A: Reproduction is the method through which organisms maintain their number and it is the process to…

Q: Compare and contrast reproductive strategies and forms ofsexual selection.

A: Sexual reproduction is a pattern of gametes involved in fertilization process and producing the…

Q: How is habitat disturbance absolutely necessary for the long-termsurvival of the woodpecker?

A: Habitat disturbance is defined as the disruption of the pattern of the ecosystem by external…

Q: Have adaptations to fire ant attack evolved in fence lizard populations?

A: Fire ants, commonly known as stinging ants or ginger ants include about 200 species of ants that can…

Q: Does sexual selection in cichlids resultin reproductive isolation?

A: Reproduction is the process by which an organism creates more of its own progeny. Reproduction is…

Q: Why might a “monogamous” bird seek extra-pair copulations?

A: Monogamy is the behavioral habit in which an animal has only one mate at a time. It can be observed…

Q: Is sexual reproduction required to generate the variability in structures and behaviors that is…

A: Reproduction is the process of formation of an offspring from the parent organism. Reproduction can…

Q: how does DNA extraction help determine the population size of Maned sloth (bradypus torquatus

A: DNA contains the instructions for an organism's or cell's development, reproduction, and death. DNA…

Q: Most

A: Answer :- The most common hypothesis that disapprove this experiment is Pheromones are necessary for…

Q: Would you predict that the Pingelapesepopulation is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium? How would you…

A: Pingelapese population is not in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. This is because Hardy-Weinberg…

Q: 25. What is the most likely mode of inheritance for the poor digestion of plants trait? Assume…

A: Introduction The mutation is defined as any kind of alteration in DNA sequences. Mutations can have…

Q: Considering a range of animals, what are the benefits of limiting reproduction to a specific time…

A: Reproduction is the process through which living things make copies of themselves with the goal of…

Q: Provide three biological reasons why sycamore aphid numbers and distributions may differ between…

A: The superfamily Aphidoieae consists of a species of fluffy white woolly insects or bugs. These bugs…

Q: BMI is not accurate in the following cases: O Body builders O Pregnant women O People older than 65…

A: The BMI (body mass index) is an important indicator of general health. All adults should keep their…

Q: What barriers prevent wood frogs and leopard frogs from interbreeding in nature?

A: Introduction: Evolution refers to the change in the species with time. Every single species living…

Q: Of what the breeding place of flamingo in india is most likely?

A: Flamingos are a type of wading bird in the family Phoenicopteridae.  flamingos usually stand on one…

Q: What is the “cost of males” in outcrossing reproducing species compared to obligate self-fertilizer…

A: Males can be expensive in outcrossing reproducing species when compared to obligate self fertilizers…

Q: Explain why parapatric speciation is more likely to occur in sedentary organisms

A: Parapatric speciation occurs when new species originate from a single ancestor while residing in…

Q: Three-spined sticklebacks that have colonized freshwater streams and lakes have repeatedly evolved…

A: Evolution can be defined as the process in which there is a change in the traits of the characters…

Q: is being bipedal free of negative effects in humans? Explain

A: Bipedal means animal use their two legs for walking.Bipedalism evolved around 4 million years ago…

Q: Which species below is iteroparous? O A species in which individuals reproduce just one time, and…

A: Iteroparous species include humans (Homo sapiens), who are biologically able to produce several…

Q: What are some reproductive changes that may be adaptive in the face of parasitism?  Why may males…

A: Males may have higher rates of mortality due to parasites than females for several reasons. One…

Q: What explains why some species are polygynous, some polyandrous, and some monogamous? Name the term,…

A: A mating system is a way wherein a group is structured in terms of sexual behaviour. A mating system…

Q: several types of reproductive isolating

A: REPRODUCTIVE ISOLATION:- It is the evolutionary mechanism in which members are prevented not to…

Q: Scientists studying reproduction compared three closely related species of bagworm moths. The…

A: Reproduction is the biological process for producing new young ones from parent.

Q: If the process of natural selection continues, what color of the population of the beetle would you…

A: Introduction: Natural selection is the phenomenon of adaptation and change in the populations. Every…

Q: How can we account for the extensive differences between the two species?

A: Complex modern eukaryotes and simple prokaryotic bacteria all evolved from inorganic compounds such…

Q: What has happened to decline the population of the Houston Toad?

A: Toads  Toads belongs to the group of amphibians. They have dry, leathery skin with short legs.