Did primitive or Neolithic forms ofreligious gatherings have afundamental role in farming technologies - creating the need for settlements and societies?

Q: How were Dr. Fe Del Mundo aspirations in life contributed to nation building?

A: Introduction- Dr. Fe del Mundo she is the innovator of various breakthrough in the field of medicine…

Q: In desert grassland, which type of animals are relatively more abundant?

A: Desert grasslands refers to the transitional vegetation type that separates true deserts pf the…

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 might happen in desert if a species or several species became extinct or threatened?

A: If a species is lost it will affect the environment.

Q: Is Alabama Home to America's Amazon?

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Q: What is the difference between pastoral and agricultural societies?

A: All through the history of humans, they have existed in different societies. The major societies of…

Q: low did doubling the rabbit population affect the grass, snakes, and hawks at first? low did halving…

A: Individuals make up a population,populations make up a species, multiple species and their…

Q: Which two extinction risks may be a direct result of the pet trade? a. climate change and exotic…

A: Pet trade can be defined as the selling of wildlife from one country to another. Although, it is a…

Q: What have been the results of Improved agrlcultural practicesa increased productivity decreased crop…

A: The basic agricultural practices include soil preparation, sowing, maturing, irrigation, weeding,…

Q: zooning in any city is a part of development plan.It will reduse the enviromental problems that…

A: Zoning is a approach of urban planning in which a municipality or other tier of authorities divides…

Q: How do human societies influence natural processes such as primary succession

A: Primary succession is a form of ecological succession in which organisms begin inhabiting a…

Q: What form of subsistence pattern is found in the Neolithic period? Name three geographic regions…

A: The Neolithic kept going (in that piece of the world) until the temporary time of the Chalcolithic…

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A: Ecology is the study of the relationship between living organisms, interactions between organisms,…

Q: Vocabulary: Word definitio Example from gizmo: Coral Reef habitat niche resource competition…

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Q: Is hunting a threat to biodiversity?

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Q: Select two other human characteristics and explain how they may have resulted from later adaptation…

A: Understanding the origin of humans and how we came to have our current form and function is made…

Q: The model for explaining the transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture around the world…

A: Introduction :- Evolution is the gradual process by which the present diversity of plant and animal…

Q: Draw a concept map that shows biodiversity being affected by changes in climate as a result of…

A: Plate tectonic theory is formulated in 1960s and 1970s, This explains that there are plates in…

Q: How would the provision of artificial light affect patterns oflife with the change of seasons?

A: The term circadian rhythm is a cycle that includes regulation of internal process naturally and…

Q: During succession, how might the early species facilitate the arrival of other species?

A: Ecological succession is slowly changing in the composition of species in an area. Some species…

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A: Orcas are killer whales which are found abundant in the ocean. It is a toothed whale belonging to…

Q: Which were consequences of the development of agriculture?     a. higher physical activity and…

A: Agriculture is very important for us as we get food from them. It becomes crucial to find newer…

Q: Compare subsistence farming system to commercial farming system.

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Q: does the amount of biodiversity is related to the amount of ecosystem services?

A: Ecosystem services are the multitude of benefits that nature provides to society. Biodiversity is…

Q: Under what conditions would a particular stage in the process of succession revert back to an…

A: Ecology is branch of science that includes population, human science, biosphere, ecosystem, and…

Q: Which of the following is a result of agriculture? Sedentarism Nomadism Egalitarianism Foraging

A: To determine: To determine the result of agriculture from the given options

Q: Why are species of birds that nest in grasslands declining in north America? What could be done to…

A: The land area that is dominated by the vegetation of grasses, majorly members of Poaceae, are…

Q: why is the Ethiopian wolf important to its ecosystem

A: Food chain and food web is the interlinking of the organisms in a particular habitat on the basis of…

Q: Are Northern Sea otters a part of the polar region

A: Yes , Northern Sea otters are the part of the polar region .  They are found in the Aleutian…

Q: how does an individual look like in the amazon ecosystem

A: Amazon is a large tropical rainforest , which produces 20% of the total oxygen in the atmosphere.…

Q: How did the introduction of mammals in New Zealand changed predation in the forest ecosystem?

A: An ecosystem is a group of organisms interacting among themselves and with the environment. It is a…

Q: Draw a concept map that shows biodiversity being affected by changes in climate as a result of…

A: Plate tectonic theory is formulated in 1960s and 1970s, This explains that there are plates in…

Q: Explain why people who live near each other (such as East Africans and Arabians) tend to look alike.…

A: People with similar economic and social backgrounds would have the same eating habits, customs, and…

Q: Fire destroys the seeds of many types of chaparral shrubs

A: The vegetation of Chaparral consists of evergreen shrubs, bushes, and small trees. They are usually…

Q: Copán in present-day Honduras offers us an example of how a social and political hierarchy was…

A: Introduction The Copan Valley lies on the southeastern periphery of the Maya region, its collapse…

Q: That effect might selective breeding of plants and limals have on the size of Earth's human…

A: Natural selection is a driving force for evolution.

Q: How do the species in desert interact with one another

A: Desert animals and plants interact in ways that have strongly influenced their respective…

Q: In which nations is grazing land being used sustainably? In which nations is forest land being used…

A: The long-term availability of a raw material that is either renewable or nonrenewable is referred to…

Q: Did population growth, development, and economic activity threaten ecological communities.

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Q: Lower birth rates and declining family size in recent years reflect what phenomenon?  A. Carrying…

A: In nature, a given habitat has enough resources to support a maximum possible number of a particular…

Q: Caribou and reindeer are both herbivores whose diets consist of lichens and grasses. Which…

A: Introduction :- Parasitism is described as a interaction between two species in which one organism…

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…

Human Evolution

Human evolution is the process of evolution of humans from early man to anatomically modern humans. The process of evolution in humans leads to the gradual development of traits like bipedalism. Humans are the highly social animals that make them the most advanced animal on Earth.  Human evolution is an outcome of interaction among the following processes: