Construct a DSPIR framework base it on ecological framework. Note: Please do not copy on google.

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Q: Compare and contrast instrumental values versus intrinsic values of species and ecosystems.

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A: The Slovin's formula would be used to calculate the sample size of the study. First, the researcher…

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Q: Discuss the fundamentals of landscape ecology, GIS, and ecological modeling

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Q: Disscuss the importance of DPSIR framework in the field of ecology and conservation.

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Q: Recognize the different levels of ecological study.

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Q: Differentiate between habitat and niche, using examples.

A: The ecology is the study of all living beings and their interaction with the environment. It…

Q: compare and contrast the Anthropocentric and Ecocentric  Models

A: Answer- Anthropocentric means making human beings the centre of ecosystem (valuing humans) . On the…

Q: Outline several types of ecological associations with examples.

A: The branch of biology that deals with the relationship among various living organisms and with their…

Q: What is an Ecological Risk Assessment and what are its uses?

A: Q. What is an Ecological Risk Assessment and what are its uses.

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Q: List the benefits that are gained when there is rich biodiversity within an Ecosystem Benefit…

A: Biodiversity is the total biological diversity of an area. In an ecosystem, biodiversity has a vital…

Q: Calculate the biodiversity index using the given formula below:

A: number of species in the area ÷ total number of individuals in the area = biodiversity index.

Q: How are the four main topics of ecological risk analysis used?

A: Ecological Risk Assessments (ERA) is a scientific process that provides information regarding the…

Q: Identify the main goal of restoration ecology.

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Q: Define the application of basic scientific principles for conservationand management ?

A: The basic principle for conservation and manegement is to protect the ecosystem for various organism…

Q: Constuct

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Q: List the six levels of ecological organization.

A: The six levels of an ecological organization are shown below.

Q: What is not used for construction of ecological pyramid?

A: The graphical representation of the trophic function and structure at the successive trophic levels.…

Q: Discuss the importance of DPSIR framework in the field of ecology and conservation.

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Q: interaction

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Q: Explain the differences between complete restoration, rehabilitation, replacement, enhancement, and…

A: Ecosystem is a place where there is an interaction between biotic and abiotic communities. this…

Q: Describe at least two approaches each for ex-situ conservation and in situconservation as a strategy…

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Q: Use the following information to calculate Simpson's biodiversity index.

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Q: What are the maininterspecific ecologicalinteractions?

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Q: Compare the two communities based on the indices computed in the table. what environmental factors…

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Q: Provide at least five climate change adaptation measures  (Write in sentences or paragraph form with…

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Q: Look up "Ecological Footprint". From what you have read after searching, define Ecological…

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Q: What are the three important criteria for determining an ecological assessment endpoint? Why are…

A: INTRODUCTION Ecology Ecology can be considered as a branch of science that studies the relationship…

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Q: ropose two ways humans can enhance ecological balance? Explain which way would have he greatest…

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Q: Give 5 examples each of DOMINANT, INVASIVE, and KEYSTONE SPECIES in a tabulated format.

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Q: use the interaction strength equation (ecology):   ln (C/E)/I

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Q: Explain the goals and methods of restoration ecology

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A: Environmental protection is the activity of individuals, organizations, and governments protecting…

Q: what is an inductive environmental cue? can you give an example ?

A: In natural conditions, organisms feel the continuous change in environmental conditions such as…

Q: Give at least two modulators (physical and chemical properties) that affect the survival of the…

A: *An ecosystem is  biological community where organisms interact with them and their environment.…

Q: Define ecology and the four basic levels of ecological research

A: The term "environment" refers to our entire living environment. Researchers may investigate the…

Q: Compare and contrast the concepts of facilitation, inhibition, and tolerance in the context of…

A: Ecological succession is the process by which a series of communities or species replaces an…

Communities and Ecosystems

Ecology contains two words: Eikos means dwelling, and logy means to study, so the combined meaning is studying habitat or living.