Read this quote from Charles Darwin (from Origin of Species). What is he describing? "Thus, I can understand how a flower and a bee might slowly become, either simultaneously or one after the other, modified and adapted to each other in the most perfect manner, by the continued preservation of all the individuals which presented slight deviations of structure mutually favorable to one another." An interaction network. A predator/prey cycle. Coevolution. An obligate mutualism.

Of these choices, which best describes an organism's niche?   Question 10 options:   The set of conditions under which Libeg's law no longer applies   The area/conditions where all of its physiological tolerance ranges overlap   None of these are even close.   The places it could live after a few generations of adaptation   All of the locations where actual and potential evapotranspiration are equal.

P Parchment Exchange - Leader in X dgenuity.com/Player/ SC5181 A 7 G how would scientists describe th X Match the statement with the type of distribution it describes. Random Sheetweb weavers (spiders) living only where insects are plentiful Mark this and return plants that use wind to disperse seeds no predictable pattern. no territoriality exists :: redwood trees growing equidistant from each other to get enough light Show is point intercept used to de x Oll DELL :: territoriality exists :: plants that secrete toxins to inhibit growth of nearby individuals + A :: animals that have territories with well-defined borders Save and Exit Q Next G Sign out English V Oct 27 ☆ * 0 ⠀ Uniform Submit Kinley Heath X 2:21 0

I need help identifying which assumption of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium is most affected, then indicating whether what is being described will act to establish or violate equilibrium, and lastly, whether the statement will increase or decrease that population’s genetic variation. Corals synchronize spawning to occur on a single night during a particular tidal event, such as a spring tide. On that night individuals release sperm and eggs into the water, which then form zygotes. Larvae are carried off by currents and settle elsewhere. What assumption is this breeding style affecting and what will it do to VG of that coral species?

A bird that lives in a hole in a tree and eats fruit or seeds as an adult while feeding insects to its young is a parasite living inside a host. an herbivore. an omnivore. a detritivore. O a predator.

What is a characteristic of Mullerian mimicry? multiple species share the same warning coloration all of the species involved have actual predation defenses only one of the species is actually toxic, the others are harmless Lit always involves some type of camouflage

Evolutionary biology. Antagonist species interactions

Can you help me giving an example and a hypothesis about this question

A gobi fish creates a burrow at the bottom of the ocean floor. A species of shrimp soon moves into the burrow with the gobi fish. The gobi fish is blind and only comes out of the burrow when the shrimp leads it to a patch of algae near its den. What type of relationship is represented by this fish and shrimp? OMutualism OParasitism OCommensalism Osaphrophytism

What is the Predator Release Hypothesis? Explain how it works. What is ONE principle or idea that we studied in this course that can be illustrated using it (other than predation).  Explain how the predator release hypothesis fits into that idea.