Lets say we shift toward ocean mining and we disrupt deep ocean ecosystems, which are biodense, and have a lot of biodiversity. Do you think this information would prevent ocean mining? Why or why not

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Q: aquatic habitat decomposers food web consumers producers structural trophic level 1.When energy…

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Q: If the human population were to stabilize tomorrow and never reach 8 billion people, would that…

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Q: The shallow portion of a large freshwater lake is called the__________ . Photosynthetic plankton are…

A: An ecosystem can be defined as a self-sustaining, self-regulated functional and structural unit of…

Q: What is the ecosystem composed of? a.)soil, water and weather b.)community of organisms c.)energy…

A: ANS     d

Q: A large hurricane destroys a coastal forest, leaving only a bare, muddy seashore.  The following…

A: Answer to the question :   Nothing will happen because the hurricane destroyed the ecosystem.

Q: Describe your favorite Biome.  What are its features.  Name 3 places on earth where your favorite…

A: Biome is a vast geographical biotic unit constituting major community of vegetation and animal…

Q: Prairie ecosystems are common within continental interiors in the northern hemisphere. These…

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Q: Imagine that a certain foreign snake species has been set loose in Mississippi. They are flourishing…

A: A foreign species or alien species, or exotic species is a species that is introduced or living…

Q: What does "Europe ecology - The greens" aka the french enviromental party hope to achieve?

A: The Greens was a political party in France and was a green ecologist. It is known that The Greens…

Q: How does climate change cause the ecosystem to become unstable? Include pollution in your answer

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Q: How does carbon dioxide contribute to primary succession? A. Carbon dioxide increases the chances…

A: Carbon dioxide is produced by cellular respiration (by all living organisms) and released into the…

Q: of the Marine Ecosystems cover planet What is one advantage of living in the deep ocean? What is one…

A: 1 Marine ecosystem covers two -third of the planet.(Answer) 2 One advantage of living organisms…

Q: What might account for any patchiness on specific biome when looking at google earth. Let's use…

A: Patch is a homogeneous area in a particular biome that differs from its surrounding area. Its edge…

Q: Overfishing key species to near extinction, and polluting them with carbon dioxide emissions, toxic…

A: An ecosystem includes both "living and non-living components". Organisms in an ecosystem, interact…

Q: What is an important limit of the terrestrial biosphere for taking up the excess carbon released to…

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Q: Build levels of organization in this savanna ecosystem, starting with an individual giraffe. Drag…

A: Ecosystem consist of all the living and non-living components of an area.The ecosystem does not…

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Q: Match the description on the left with the correct term on the right. Some answers may not be used.…

A: Match the correct term on the right to the correct description on the left.

Q: Mexico Canada Alaska California What biomes do they have each? Like types of environment. I thought…

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Q: A healthy ecosystem is destroyed and all that remains is soil and dead trees. Hardwood trees are…

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Q: The image below shows a watering hole in the African savannah. There are several different species…

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Q: Part B-Interactions in the ecosystems Throughout this unit, we have been examining how an organism…

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Q: Two islands exist in the eastern Pacific. The animal and plant life on both islands were wiped out…

A: The study that includes interaction between biotic and abiotic components of the environment is…

Q: Some people think that our most environmental goals should be to sharply reduce the rate of…

A: Population change is driven by two forces, namely natural increase and migration. In the state,…

Q: Organisms that we consider weeds are most likely to be found...? Group of answer choices a. in…

A: Answer- (b) are equally likely in all stages.  The ecological succession occurs in a sequence of…

Q: What is the difference in the behavior of matter and energy in ecosystems? Group of answer choices…

A: Introduction  The Term "matter" In An Ecosystem Refers To All Of The Living And Nonliving Elements…

Q: Drift nets are huge nets that fishing boats use to catch fish. Drift nets can be several kilometers…

A: Drift netting is a fishing method where nets, called drift nets, hang upward in the water segment…

Q: Which of the following situations show a biotic factor operating within an ecosystem? the rate of…

A: According to Tansley (who also coined the term ecosystem), the sum total of interactions between…

Q: What is the most interesting biome? Why?

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Q: If you had to monitor an ecosystem for evidence of pollution, what are one or two indicator species…

A: Ecosystem monitoring for pollution level detection is usually carried out by the indicator species.…

Q: What is a predicted impact of global warming on marine life? increase in biodiversity caused by…

A: Global warming : It is a long-term heating of earth's climate framework because of human…

Q: Which of the following would be considered a biotic component of a coral reef ecosystem?  Check ALL…

A: Ecosystem: It is a collaboration of living organisms such as plants and animals with non-living…

Q: Estuaries and wetlands are important “transition” biomes. How do they help connect different aquatic…

A: Wetlands at the area where water covers the soil throughout the year. Water flowing into these pans…

Q: Sampling macroinvertebrates is a common way for scientists to assess stream water quality. Can you…

A: Macroinvertebrates play an important role in the aquatic ecosystem by scavenging dead or rotting…

Q: What would happen in an ecosystem if there was less denitrification (compared to the past)? Over…

A: Denitrification is the process that is antagonistic to nitrification. It is a microbe driven process…

Q: In Alaska what biomes do they have? Is it snow only? In New York what biomes do they have? Brazil…

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Q: Most biologists and climatologists agree that the earth is warming, why do people disregard the…

A: Global warming is the long-term warming of the Earth's climate framework seen amid the…

Q: Biology questions about islands and the biota on them. How and why could groups of species on…

A: Islands are can be differentiated into oceanic and continental. There is constant and new species…

Q: Which ecosystem has the least biodiversity?

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Q: The term biomagnification refers to the:    Question 13 options:   Rate at which the primary…

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

Q: Ecosystem change driven by Geologic Factors: Example: what is Continental Drift?

A: Continental drift is the theory that the Earth's continents have shifted relative to each other over…

Q: What type of biomes are in nroth aermcia the four regions

A: The biomes in North America can be well divided into 6 main regions. North America has one of the…

Q: If a toxic material were released into the pond water, which organism in this food chain do you…

A: Ans. Biomagnification can be characterized as the increase or rise in contaminants caused by the…

Q: choose a plant or animal species that is not currently in your ecosystem, and think of how this…

A: Introduction  Ecosystem can be defined as the interaction of living and non-living organisms with…

Q: Can niche ( a set of conditions and roles occupied by an organism/species) have more descriptions…

A: Fundamental niche is the place or ecological conditions which allow an animal or a plant to live…

Q: Unit B- Rainforests are being clear-cut in order to make room for more profitable crops that can be…

A: Monoculture is cultivation or growing of a single crop, plant, livestock species, variety, or breed…

Q: If you were to remove one of these species, which of these would cause a great impact on the…

A: Food web can be defined as the natural interconnection of food chains and they serve as the limited…

Modes of Nutrition

It is a biological process of providing or obtaining food that is necessary for growth and health. It includes many physiological processes - absorption, ingestion, assimilation, catabolism, excretion, etc. In biology, the science that deals with nutrition's physiological and chemical processes are called "nutritional science."