Describe the multiple impacts of wolf reintroduction in Yellowstone that expanded beyond the basic food web of woody plants, elk, and wolves.

Q: The figure below shows the relative abundance (y axis) of shrubs in an ecosystem in the years…

A: To Identify: To identify the correct benefited group for a given ecosystem of the shrubs using the…

Q: Based on the graph below what is the carrying capacity for the species represented by the orange…

A: There are various factors like water, food, etc that determine the population of a species in a…

Q: species have a maximum tolerance limit before they are no longer suited to live in their…

A: Answer:- The possible outcomes when a maximum limit is reached for a species are:- Changes in the…

Q: Explain the immediate and secondary effects of removing otters from a kelp forest ecosystem.

A: An ecosystem is a community of living and non-living organisms that work together, and it is made up…

Q: The figure below shows the relative abundance (y axis) of shrubs in an ecosystem in the years…

A: Refractory seed syndrome and fire - recruiter syndrome contains plant species which has dormant…

Q: Explain briefly how the fire - grazer - browser interactions affect the trees-grass mixture in…

A: Browsing (browser) means when the herbivore feeds on leaves, shoots, or woody plants. While grazing…

Q: Poaching of tiger is a burning issue in today's world.What implication would this activity have on…

A: “Poaching” is when an animal is illegally killed. Generally, it occurs, when an animal possesses…

Q: Compare and contrast the three main types of exploitativespecies interactions. How do predation,…

A: The population of different species present in a community interacts with each other and with…

Q: . Explain how the reintroduction of wolves in Yellowstone National Parkmight be beneficial.

A: Yellowstone National park is a national park of America present in the western US (united states).…

Q: What is the main reason for continous decrease of wildlife?

A: Wildlife refers to all the populations of animals that are not domesticated. It includes all…

Q: Character displacement is likely to the competition coefficients in two competing species and to…

A: Competition exists when the resources are inadequate to meet the demands of the population and this…

Q: Name two reasons that a large national park like Serengetior Yellowstone might not be adequate to…

A: Large national parks cannot conserve threatened species because they must monitor a large number of…

Q: Compare grazing and detrital food webs. Why would they both be present in the same ecosystem?

A: Answer: Introduction: An ecosystem is community in which of living organisms or biotic factors…

Q: Unbalanced food chain and ecosystem Reduction in rare wild animals Danger to human life Impact on…

A: Wild life depletion is the loss of wild animals due to various reasons. 1. Unbalanced food chain and…

Q: Within a forest and stream Eco system there is a food web that includes grass rabbits grasshoppers…

A: An ecosystem is the interaction between living organisms (such as animals ,plants) and non living…

Q: The figure below shows the relative abundance (y axis) of shrubs in an ecosystem in the years…

A: To identify: To identify the correct species group that would get benefited from a given shrub in an…

Q: (A) G= N K – N) K (C) (B) (х-аxis) Question: What does the dotted line represent? O a. carrying…

A: The nature of increasement of individuals in a population is known as growth form. Characteristic…

Q: An ecosystem that is highly capable of recovering and regenerating through secondary succession…

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

Q: Support for the individualistic model of community structure includes (a) the decline of honeybees…

A: The individualistic model stresses species individuality, where each species has its own abiotic…

Q: Suppose that blue sheep are the most important prey of snow leopard, and that the predator‒prey…

A: A complex relationship between all the living and nonliving things (plants, animals, organisms, sun,…

Q: Explain howhuman intervention can change biodiversity in positive ways.

A: The Biodiversity that we have today is the result of millions of years of relentless evolutionary…

Q: 1.Up to 60% of the wood consumed in the United States is wasted unnecessarily. 2.Patterns of fire…

A: Forests  They are the area on land covered with different kind of tree. These areas provide home to…

Q: the past 15 years, affected woody plants in forest ecosystems. deer populations in Canada nave…

A: Population -- The term population encompasses a group of organism of a single species that can…

Q: what is the coping mechanisms of fauna in temperate forests amidst the freezing temperature of…

A: this biome has 4 season- summer, winter, autumn, and spring they have a wet kind of environment…

Q: what are predatory interactions in the rainforest

A: Predatory interaction: It is an interaction between prey and predator where one organism, the…

Q: The data suggest top-down control because snowshoe hare survival increased whenever predators were…

A: In nature, bottom-up and top-down controls frequently coexist. Bottom-up control is likely to…

Q: Limiting Factors Recognize Limiting Factors 1. A volcanic eruption levels the land in the…

A: Volcanic eruption is a density independent factor. Volcanic eruptions affect any organism in its way…

Q: Due to the large-scale fishing, there was an increase in connections (stronger interactions) among…

A: Determination: True or false:  There was an increase in connections among the species groups in the…

Q: The key finding ofl a study with butterflies and habitat fragmentation by Haddad and colleagues was…

A: Habitat fragmentation is characterised as the transformation of a wide expanse of habitat into a…

Q: In a couple paragraphs, describe the connection and correlation between the red-shouldered hawk, the…

A: Introduction A statistical approach for determining the relationship between quantitative and…

Q: Match the type of keystone species with the example.   Snow geese graze in slat marshes, opening up…

A: Snow geese are known to be extensive and voracious eater of coastal salt marshes and they feed by…

Q: Competition is often an important driver of early succession, while facilitative interactions tend…

A: A number of research proves that succession gets driven by many mechanisms. Such as : - facilitative…

Q: Below are data from a study following different grassland habitats that experience fire at different…

A: According to the Intermediate distribution Hypothesis, the species diversity is maximum when there…

Q: Please answer fast   Compare and contrast the three main types of exploit-ative species interactions…

A: Introduction :- There are a variety of species interactions. Some interactions are direct, such as…

Q: Various studies in terrestrial and aquatic habitats (e.g. stream invertebrates) suggest that species…

A: To find: The relation between disturbances and species richness in terrestrial and aquatic habitats

Q: One of the questions the researchers asked when they began their experiment was “With wolves now…

A: The ecosystem is a geographical area, which is an integration of fauna, flora and numerous abiotic…

Q: Only a few hundred grizzly bears remain in the contiguous United States, but populations are healthy…

A: Biodiversity is a variety of life on Earth at all levels from genes to ecosystems and the ecological…

Q: The Great Salmon Run (2007) showed that...

A: The salmon run is the time of year when salmon move from the sea to the higher reaches of rivers to…

Q: Estimates indicate the average annual background extinction rate is approximately one species lost…

A: In the process of evolution, extinction of species occurs naturally without human intervention. The…

Q: In addition to climate change, polar bears also face threats from pollution. Describe in two ways in…

A: Pollutant exposure in polar bears has indeed been linked to a number of negative health effects.  A…

Q: Use r and/or λ value, to describe the effects of climate change and human activity on mortality of…

A: Climate change is the single biggest health threat that humanity faces, and health professionals…

Q: Mutualism has been important in the lives and livelihood of humans for a long time. Identify one…

A: Ans: Mutualism: In this type of relationship both partners or organisms or living beings benefit and…

Q: Estimate the carrying capacity. Deer Population on Wallawalla Island 100 80 Number of deer 40 20…

A: Carrying capacity refers to the maximum population size of a particular species that can be…

Q: Discuss the coping mechanisms of fauna in temperate forests amidst the freezing temperature of winte

A: Animals in temperate deciduous forests need to adapt to dynamic seasons. they need to be ready to…

Q: K-selected species typically   a) have short life spans   b) display a logistic graph   c) are more…

A: In ecology according to the growth patterns the organisms are divided into two categories that are…

Q: A K-selected species is likely to exhibit O a type I survivorship curve and a short generation time.…

A: Many elements of the species differ, including the likelihood of dying at any point in their lives.…

Q: Explain why reintroducing wolves changed the ecosystem of the park

A: Ecosystem is defined as complex interaction between biotic and abiotic components of the…

Ecological adaptations

An ecological adaptation is any morphological, physiological, or behavioral trait of an organism that allows it to survive and reproduce in a habitat or ecosystem. Adaptation is a biological mechanism by which an organism gradually gets more acclimated to its surroundings.