Zonation Examples Species Illustration (according to its zonation) Zone 1 – highly exposed mangroves     Zone 2 – exposed mangroves     Zone 3 – central mangroves     Zone 4 – rear mangroves     Zone 5 – brackish stream mangroves

Q: Which of the following is typically true concerning the difference between Deciduous Forests and…

A: Introduction A forest is a complex biological system where trees predominate as the main form of…

Q: Amazon Rainforest - Tumucumaque National Park Please answer the following question below with at…

A: The amazon rain forest is being conserved by the implication of various strategical actions and…

Q: In your own words assess the progress made in conserving the biodiversity of the San Francisco…

A: Biodiversity of plants and creatures implies a scope of life forms including various plants and…

Q: Disturbance is important in determining the set of species found in an area. Naturally, broadleaf…

A: Forest  The area where tree are dominated on land.

Q: Describe TWO ways in which fire ant invasion would impact the ecology of a forest adjacent to the…

A: a fire ant invasion in a forest adjacent to agricultural land can have negative impacts on…

Q: To discuss: The four causes of declining biodiversity and identify the most important causes.

A: Biodiversity refers to the variety of plants and animals that live in a given ecosystem. The members…

Q: 1. What type of mangrove does this look like? 2. Name two animals that might be found attached to…

A: Varieties of plants have varieties of habits and habitats. The structure of its plant parts makes it…

Q: Which among the following does not represent Point BMPs?     Infiltration basins         Constructed…

A: Introduction  Point BMPs (Best Management Practices) are a type of stormwater management practice…

Q: The balance of the coral reef ecosystem is being affected by warming oceans, changing ocean…

A: Answer: Introduction: Climate change can affect coral reef ecosystems by various incidences like sea…

Q: If the answer is abiotic put an A on your whiteboard, if it is biotic put a B 1. A volcanic eruption…

A: Abiotic factors- (A) 1. A volcanic eruption 6. A drought 7. Gale force winds

Q: Claim: O Complete the statement. Coral is a that affects the stability of an ecosystem. Reasoning: O…

A: Foundation and keystones species Both terms are used interchangeably, these define those species…

Q: Which statement does NOT describe the infographic of habitat fragmentation? FIELD Infographic 2.3.5…

A: This does not describe the infographic of habitat fragmentation because it does not create island…

Q: Choose one factor that has been shown to promote the diversity of a community. Use the evidence rom…

A: In ecology, a diverse community is defined as the different races, religions, geographical area,…

Q: Consider the variety of biomes that are found as dominant community types, determine what major…

A: Invasive species example in CaliforniaNon-native organisms that pose a threat to the environment,…

Q: © National Park Service The vegetation pictured here is predominantly: Grasses and other low,…

A: Biome represents a large area under a climatic zone and have a particular zone of vegetation and its…

Q: Discuss the importance of disturbance such as fire in the succession of pine trees (pinus…

A: Succession is the change in either species composition, structure, or architecture of vegetation…

Q: Fires, volcanic eruptions, climate change, and clear-cutting are changes in environmental conditions…

A: Answer:  Fires, volcanic eruptions, climate change, and clear-cutting are changes in environmental…

Q: 2) The trees in rainforests provide and for plants and animals. 3) Orchids grow on the and 4) Over…

A: 2. The trees in rainforest provide shelter and food for plants and animals. The trees in the…

Q: In 5 or more sentences explain how the severe weather event created ecological disturbances that…

A: Introduction :  Many ecological disturbances, including temperature changes, modifications to the…

Q: Which of the following ground cover conditions contributes to the highest loss of topsoil and…

A: Soil erosion refers to the process by which soil is moved or displaced from one location to another…

Q: Name the species that was the target of one of the most successful bio control stories of a Range…

A: Biocontrol refers to the use of living organisms to control pests, diseases, or weeds that harm…

Q: 4) The figure below displays the three levels of biodiversity. Please label them and the answer the…

A: BASIC INFORMATION   BIODIVERSITY  It is basically the variety of the lives present on the earth…

Q: 12. Compare & contrast primary & secondary succession.

A: Ecological succession is the process by which the structures and compositions of the ecosystem…

Q: What is the importance of freshwater wetlands? Group of answer choices They are a great defense…

A: Let's delve into the detailed explanation for each of the choices regarding the importance of…

Q: Write note on ecological pyramids.

A: Ecosystem is a community or group of living organisms that interacts and lives in with each other in…

Q: Why do we have high diversity of plants and animal life in tropical rain forests?

A: Tropical rain forest found in between Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn, just above and…

Q: If you wanted to protect diverse species in coastal marsh, you should identify the right habitat by…

A: Plants that can grow in high salt concentration water are known as salt-tolerant plants.…

Q: The diagram below shows the land occupied by mangrove forests in various regions over 25 years.…

A: Mangrove forests are fertile wetlands found in coastal intertidal zones. They are sometimes referred…

Q: Species Type Number Sugar maple Tree 5 Eastern hemlock Tree 4 Rhododendron Shrub 11 Day…

A: The objective of this question is to calculate the biodiversity of the plants in the yard using…

Q: Primary forest is uncut or regrown forest that has not been seriously disturbed by human activities…

A: Environmentalists like victimisation the term to explain forests with giant, previous trees…

Q: © Bureau of Land Management The vegetation pictured here is predominantly: Sparsely occurring plants…

A: Biome is an ecological area characterised by a specific type of climate and vegetation. Most often,…

Q: © Mmphotos / Getty Images The vegetation pictured here is predominantly: Sparsely occurring plants…

A: Biome represents a large area under a climatic zone and has a particular zone of vegetation and its…

Q: Discuss the future and existing implications of global warming on marine ecosystems using examples.

A: The oceans absorbs most of the excess heat from greenhouse gas emissions, leading to rising ocean…

Q: Select the correct terms to complete the statement about ecosystem disturbance. If an ecosystem is…

A: The geographic area consisting of both biotic and abiotic components of nature to form the bubble of…

Q: why do mangroves prefer to thrive in upper intertidal or optimal level tidal zones than lower…

A: Introduction Mangrove forest- Mangrove trees and shrubs grew in coastal intertidal zones. Mangrove…

Q: 5. What type of succession would occur in a lethally impacted mangrove area? Discuss the stages of…

A: Succession refers to the gradual change in the species of any biogeographical area which occurs due…

Q: Amazon Rainforest - Tumucumaque National Park Please answer the following question below with at…

A: Introduction Amazon Rainforest - Tumucumaque National Park:-  It is situated in the Amazon…