3. Which of the following transition zones between ecosystems would be the most narrow? A. the dry woodland ecotone between a tropical seasonal forest and a savanna in Africa B. the grassy plains ecotone between a boreal forest and a tundra in northern Canada C. the wet shoreline ecotone between a dry sand dune and Lake Michigan in Illinois D. the semi-arid plains ecotone between a grassland and a desert in Arizona E. all of the above ecotones are equally narrow

Q: 1. What does Bio mean in BIODIVERSITY? a) Life b) Water c) Variety d) Earth

A: The variety of ecosystems come together under the name biodiversity. The ecosystem is defined as the…

Q: The effect of CO2 emissions from burning fossil fuels is likely to bea. nothing; photosynthesis by…

A: Fossil fuel is a natural fuel like coal or gas produced in the geological past from the sediments or…

Q: 5. Which of these best describes a climax community that results from succession? O a. a forest of…

A: Plants can survive in all types of environments and hence are found anywhere on Earth. Plants are…

Q: The biosphere is (a) all organisms on Earth, together with their physical environments. (b) crucial…

A: Ecology deals with interactions and interrelationships between organisms and their environment. The…

Q: 2. North American tall-grass prairies have declined for all of the following reasons except: A.…

A: The tallgrass prairie is an ecosystem native to central North America. There are various reasons for…

Q: (D) cold winter months4. The oceans affect the biosphere in all of the following waysexcept(A)…

A: Oceans are large marine aquatic bodies which plays major roles. The earth biosphere composed of all…

Q: This biome, with its thicket of evergreen shrubs and small trees, is found in areas with…

A: Biomes are the different regions of our planet that have different climates, plants and animals. A…

Q: 2. Human activity can be very disruptive to an ecosystem. Part of the forest shown in the picture…

A: The degradation of forests is caused by anthropogenic activities. An excessive number of cutting…

Q: 5. Which of the following successional species would have to live the farthest distance away from a…

A: The soil polluted with heavy metals can affects all plants as it affects the nutrient uptake in the…

Q: 2. An ecosystem that is not sustainable can break down when a natural disaster occurs. This can lead…

A: B) a greater a variety of species present allows more organism to adapt after changes occur. First…

Q: 1. The French term parc (for privately-owned hunting preserves) has been around for centuries, but…

A: INTRODUCTION Victoria park is the first public park in London, established in 1842 in Hackney.

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: 2. A keystone species for mature pine forests of the southeastern United States, based on its…

A: Keystone species can be defined as a class of species that helps to define a complete ecosystem.

Q: The northernmost biome, known as _______________, typically has little precipitation, a short…

A: Introduction: A biome is a large distinct ecological community of plants and animals living together…

Q: 1. The lowest levels of species diversity are typically associated with: A. natural areas (with…

A: The species diversity in a particular area gives us some idea about the environmental condition in…

Q: 1. Identify the cold terrestrial biome (below -5°C, due to permafrost), with high rainfall, and low…

A: Biome is a large geographical area which is regulated by the wrather. There are five major types of…

Q: The biome that is mostly covered by grass and scatteredtrees, with warm temperatures year-round and…

A: A complex community of plants and animals in a region and a climate with similar life forms and…

Q: Comparing Types Of Succession 2. Human activity can be very disruptive to an ecosystem. Part of the…

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

Q: 4. The above biotic province (as defined by Alfred Russel Wallace) is found on which continent? A.…

A: Option A i.e Southeastern asia is the correct answer.

Q: 8. The diagram below represents different stages of an ecosystem over a period of time. D-Hardwood…

A: Plant succession is the phenomena in which a change in the types of plant species that occupy a…

Q: Which of the following locations would NOT represent a site for primary succession?   A. A forest…

A: Succession is an ecological process in which the beginning of life occurs in a bare area which…

Q: 46. Aristotle claimed that living things, and their ecosystems, were relatively unchanging over…

A: Ecosystem -- Ecosystem derived from Greek word '' oikos '' for house and '' sustema '' for organized…

Q: 1. After an extensive forest fire, an affected region of the forest shows signs of ecological…

A: The movement of plant and animal species in a region from smaller simpler creatures to bigger more…

Q: what ecology means and describe within a few paragraphs how ecologists approach the study of living…

A: Ecology is the branch of science that help to understand the balance and interrelationship amidst…

Q: 12. Some plants need more light than others to survive. Knowing this, explain how the following…

A: Introduction Ecological succession is a process by which species structure is changed over time.…

Q: The main cause of the increase in the amount of CO2 in Earth’satmosphere over the past 150 years…

A: The atmosphere of Earth is protecting the living things from the harmful ultraviolet radiation of…

Q: D. Hardwood forest stage C. Pine forest stage A. Grass stage B. Shrub stage Bare field 1. What…

A: 1. In the diagram, succession concept is illustrated as initially it is the bare field and then…

Q: 1. What is ecological succession? Describe/compare the two types of ecological succession.

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

Q: 1 Which of the following is not part of the photic zone? O a. Intertidal zone ut of O b. Sea pen O…

A: Photic zone is defined as the uppermost layer of water bodies i.e., the above 200 meters of ocean.…

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: 1. What are the current successional vegetation cover or composition of Mohn Hill Natural Area and…

A: Mohn Mill Natural area and Snyder Middleswarth are the natural and very old Natural forest areas…

Q: 2. How does a legacy effect (large falling and roots rip up thế sôil impact biodiversity? a. It…

A: Pit and mounds are persistent micro-topographical features formed after a disturbance event occurs…

Q: 3. Which of these are pioneer species for primary succession? Select all correct answers. a. moss…

A: Pioneer species defind as the species that first make colony in new habitat created by…

Q: 3. Closed canopy forests (like tropical rain forests, temperate deciduous forests, and boreal…

A: Plants are autotrophic in nature because this is their own food by the process of photosynthesis.

Q: 2. Cold winters, hot summers, and few trees are characteristic O A. temperate grasslands B. deserts…

A: As the first one is already done by you and the third one is cropped, so I can give an answer to…

Q: 1.Modern agroecosystems differ from natural ecosystems in all of the following ways except: A. they…

A: Introduction :- The main unit of study in agroecology is the agroecosystem, which is defined as a…

Q: 1. Identify the hot terrestrial biome (20°C to 35°C), with very high rainfall, and the highest…

A: Biomes are a large regional unit which are characterized by a major vegetation type and associated…

Q: 5. The Sonoran desert of western Mexico (including towns like Kino Bay, Mexico, at 28° North…

A: Sonoran desert is a North American desert which is the hottest desert of Mexico. Summer air…

Q: Which of the following relationships explains the high diversity of species in tropical forests?…

A: The equator regions contain higher species diversity compared to the regions located at the poles…

Q: 1. Comparing and contrasting the biomes A biome is an ecological area characterized by a specific…

A: Biome is a specific area which contains a specific type of climate conditions and specific type of…

Q: Primary”succession is succession that:a.involves establishment of primary producers where there were…

A: The study of organisms in their indigenous environment is called ecology. Living organisms and their…

Q: 14. As air temperatures increase, evaporation increases. Warmer temperatures also increase the…

A: Water vapour is a greenhouse gas that is found in high amount in the air, both by weight and by…

Q: Which of the following lake would be in the latest successional stage? A. with no submerged…

A: Ecological succession is the process that describes how the structure of biological community…

Q: Which of the following are stages in the process of primary succession? Select all that apply.…

A: 1. Which of the following are stages in the process of primary succession?…

Q: 3. Giraffes, zebras, and wildebeest fill the niche of large herbivorous mammals (in tropical…

A: Alfred russel wallace was a biogeographer; who.divided the earth into different biogeographical…

Q: Grassland located in the part of Australia are called a. Prairies b. Steppes c. Savanna d.…

A: Ecology is the scientific study of creatures and their interactions with their surroundings. An…