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Q: How Do Mutualisms Benefit Different Species? How Do Mutualisms Benefit Different Species?

A: Mutualism is an inter-specific interaction where individuals of two different species are involved.

Q: Tolerance limits are that limit a species' survival. A) temperature ranges B) any environmental…

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

Q: An organism is able to live well in its environment because of special characteristics called * a)…

A: Environment can be defined as everything which surrounds us and it can either be living or non…

Q: What kind of parasite/pathogen is most likely to evolve to host shift

A: A host shift or host switch is an evolutionary change in which a pathogen or parasite change their…

Q: Explain how humans may act as agents of species dispersal.

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

Q: The golden jackal is an organism in nature that follows a tiger to feed on leftovers from the…

A: This symbiotic relationship is called Commensalism (Option D is correct) In this type of…

Q: 13. Aphids (bug that feeds by sucking sap from plants) make a secretion called honeydew that ants…

A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: Habitat fragmentation can lead to: a)The disappearance of the matrix due to decreased habitat…

A: Habitat fragmentation is defined as the exposure of divergence (fragmentation) in an organism's…

Q: What has done more damage to the environment humans or national events?

A: Environment : The sum of the total of the elements , factors and conditions in the surroundings…

Q: What was the word "symbiosis" was originally invented to describe? a.) Species benefitting each…

A: Introduction  Ecology is the study of interactions between living things, such as humans, and their…

Q: What happens to a species if it cannotcoevolve along with the species it is interacting with?

A: The term co-evolution refers to a situation where two species reciprocally affect each other's…

Q: How is mutualism different from commensalism?

A: The organisms of the ecosystem have significant properties. Depending upon the different features of…

Q: a) Define the following terms, giving tropical examples in each case. a) Ecosystem b) Community e)…

A: Ecology is the study of the interactions between living beings, such as humans, and their physical…

Q: how does boidiversity depend on a species ability to reproduce

A: Introduction Biodiversity refers to the variety of species like plants, animals, bacteria, and…

Q: What characteristics make some species more vulnerable to extinction, while others seem to thrive…

A: We know that each species survive in nature and those that are better suited to the environment will…

Q: How might coevolution between a specialized parasite and a host be affected by the occurrence of…

A: A specific case of the co-evolution is a host-parasite co-evolution, an adaptive and reciprocal…

Q: Where are hurricanes created? What causes them to die out?

A: Hurricane are the large tropical storm which runs at a speed of 74 mph (119 km per hour) or more…

Q: Substances that are naturally produced by certain microrganisms that can inhibit or destroy other…

A: Microorganisms are found almost everywhere in nature and have developed mechanisms to grow and…

Q: 1 12 Which is not a cause of global warming? b) Sea level rise a) Forestation 25540LED c)…

A: Global warming is caused by -  Greenhouse gases Variation in solar activity Heat trapping gases…

Q: How could the Great Barrier Reef restore itself through natural processes?

A: Great barrier reef is the world's largest coral reef which comprises of around 2900 individual reefs…

Q: For the metapopulation of Daphnia in Scandinavian freshwater pools, which situation would be most…

A: Subpopulations are species that occupy suitable habitats in patch areas. A set of these…

Q: Define Competing Species ?

A: Competition- It is a type of cooperation where both the species suffer. It involves struggle among…

Q: a) Define the following terms, giving tropical examples in each case. a) Ecosystem b) Community c)…

A: a) Ecosystem-  An ecosystem is a group of living organisms in conjunction with the abiotic factors,…

Q: What are pioneer species? What is the role of pioneer species?

A: What are pioneer species? Hardy species that are the first to inhabit previously biodiverse…

Q: How does species diversity arise?

A: Species diversity is the number of species in a given area. When an existing lineage splits into…

Q: How does the Red Queen hypothesis affect coevolution between host species and parasites?

A: The Red Queen theory was first developed in 1973 as an evolutionary related hypothesis. It asserts…

Q: Which of the following biological interactions can be considered interspecific mutualism? a) A…

A: C. Pollination from a humming bird feeding on a flower is correct answer.

Q: Where are hurricanes created? What causes them to die out?

A: A tropical cyclone is a low-pressure weather system that usually define as they are stated to be as…

Q: Are Invasive Species All Bad?

A: Invasive species are the Exotic species which are introduced to a new habitat they have the ability…

Q: Why do symbiotic relationships exist? explain

A: Ans. The interactions with and between species in their ecosystem are clarified by ecological…

Q: How do you manage disease caused by abiotic factors?

A: Introduction Abiotic components, also known as abiotic factors in biology and ecology, are…

Q: How can Management of zoonotic illnesses affect sustainable development

A: When a pathogen such as a bacterium, virus infects a human after being transmitted from an animal…

Q: Bacteria that live in the human intestine assist digestion and feed on nutrients the human consumed.…

A: Living organisms that live together also interact to affect one another’s life processes. These…

Q: What effects does removing sea anemones from a coral reef ecosystem have on the types of fish…

A: The abiotic and the biotic constituents make up the biosphere. The functioning of numerous…

Q: The most likely colonizers of a bare rock are

A: Xerosere is the plant succession that occurs on bare rocks.

Q: Many species of bacteria take up residence ih 8ur lies and assist in 10ods. W nat type O1 interacuo…

A: Mutualistic interactions, often known as mutualisms, are found all throughout the world. The…

Q: Under what circumstances can two species with identical niches coexist indefinitely?

A: The term niche is an organism’s role in the environment or the way of life of the organism. The…