How are fish and other wildlife renewable resources? How are they nonrenewable resources?

Q: How has the production of aquaculture compared to wild fisheries changed since 1950

A: Aquaculture is like farming in water. It is breeding, raising and harvesting fish and other aquatic…

Q: 3. What is the role of decomposers in an ecosystem? Choose more than one answer. Return nutrients to…

A: All the living organisms and their surrounding environment are in constant interaction with each…

Q: 1. Which would best describe United States National Forests? a. Allocation b. Facilitation c.…

A: Forest is an area with a high density of trees. It is a system that is composed of plants, animals,…

Q: 1.What single factor has the greatest effect on how much water a person uses (i.e. how much does one…

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

Q: 1. How does the mass of the forest biomass change over time? The biomass of the forest steadily…

A: The biomass is the mass of living biological organisms in a given area or ecosystem at a given time…

Q: 1. Which organisms in a forest stream ecosystem are the source of most organic matter and energy…

A: As per the bartleby guidelines only 1 question is suppose to answer, please post other 2 question…

Q: 3. Coastal upwelling is very important for coastal marine ecosystems. As discussed in class,…

A: Introduction: Coastal upwelling is the interaction through which strong breezes blow down the banks…

Q: 1. Name one earth sphere with an abiotic component. 1. 2. Give one abiotic component in #1. 3. What…

A: As per bartleby answering policy only one question and three subquestions can be answered. So,…

Q: we preserve our ecosystem

A: The ecosystem is a complex relationship between all the living and inanimate things (plants,…

Q: 1. Why are the world's rainforests so important? 2. Predict solutions for slowing the loss of…

A: Rainforests are an ecosystem that plays an essential role in the environment regulation of the…

Q: 49. The ultimate source of energy for terrestrial ecosystems is (A) nutrients in soil (B) nutrients…

A: Ecosystem is the basic or fundamental unit of ecology which includes both the living organism and…

Q: 7- If the killer whale obtained 26,000 Joules of energy by eating the crabeater seal, Ohow much…

A: Q.7: According to Ten percent law, only 10% of food energy is transferred from one trophic level to…

Q: 1. What is/are the effect/s of the burning of Amazon (2020) and Australian (2019-2020) rainforests…

A: A rain forest can be described as a tall, dense jungle. The climate of rain forest is very hot and…

Q: 2. The figure below shows a biomass pyramid for an ecosystem Secondary Carnivore Primary Carnivore…

A: Ecology is the study of the interaction of organisms among themselves and their respective…

Q: 2. What grass species would you recommend in the following areas: a. Plain, dry, fertile, and…

A: The grasslands are a huge area filled with grass, flowers, and many herbs. The area is really vast…

Q: What makes an ecosystem resilient?

A: An ecosystem is defined as the interaction between biotic and abiotic components of the environment.

Q: What do you think would happen if a catfish predator were added to one of the pools?  Specifically,…

A: Catfish consume a wide range of plant and animal matter. Aquatic spiders, snails, crawfish, green…

Q: A terrestrial ecosystem produces 800 kcal/m/yr. In this ecosystem the primary consumers eat 10 % of…

A: On Earth, all organisms require energy to live. Plants are autotrophs that use sunlight to…

Q: What percent of the energy stored at one trophic level is stored at the next trophic level? О 10% O…

A: The transferring of energy in the ecosystem can be studied by observing and analysing the energy…

Q: 4. All of the following organisms in a marine food web, close to the Arctic Circle, would properly…

A: Food web is linkage of multiple food chain involving various trophic levels  in which producers…

Q: # 1 Which of the following is not a factor which affects biotic potential? Answer Usual number of…

A: Biotic potential is defined as the proportional or percentage increase in the population number of…

Q: What is the positive and negative the fossil fuels

A: Fossil fuels are fossil components used for the production of energy. Fossils are formed by the…

Q: Based on the food web, would you consider woolly mammoth a keystone species? Why or why not?

A: Woolly mammoth was a species which is now extint and lived in the holocene epoch . It was one of the…

Q: 3. Modern agroecosystems differ from natural ecosystems in all of the following ways except: A. they…

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Q: 3. What is the relationship between biodiversity and an ecosystem's ability to withstand change? O…

A: Biodiversity is the the variety or enormous variety of life that is present on the earth. is…

Q: What will be the factors that will support an Eco city that is self-sustaining and self-regulating?

A: Eco city is a city designed with consideration for social, economic and environmental impact and…

Q: 1. Determine the effects of nitrogen and phosphates on primary productivity. Why would the presence…

A: Introduction: The rate of production of organic matter during photosynthesis in an ecosystem is…

Q: 18 What is being transferred in a food web? B. Predators A. Parasites C. Energy 19. in the food web,…

A: Primary producers use energy from the sun to produce glucose, which is then consumed by primary…

Q: Compare the biodiversity indices to one another. State a claim about the effect of pollution on the…

A: Biodiversity is defined as the presence of many species variations of life. Biodiversity means…

Q: The Peruvian anchovy fishery occurs a highly productive region with coastal upwelling. Why is this…

A: In a food web, this is an indicator of the effectiveness of energy exchange among trophic levels. It…

Q: 4. Forest trees do not need which of the following resources to grow in size from year to year? A.…

A: Green plants are the living organisms which make their own food by the process of photosynthesis.…

Q: 4. Use the graph to the right to answer the following questions: a. Which species is mostly likely a…

A: 4.a. Species C is most likely producers become their population size is more 4.b. Species D is…

Q: 4. How can biodiversity be preserved? Select all that apply. O by creating a national park O by…

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Q: What is the lowest temperature that biogas can be produced in a biodigester from dog poop? Give an…

A: A biodigester system uses organic waste, animal and human excreta, to produce fertilizer and biogas.…

Q: 1. Energy is said to flow in a "one-way" stream through an ecosystem. In your own words, describe…

A: Energy is a property of objects that can be moved to different objects or changed over into various…

Q: 5. Which actions are an example of man's Indirect Impact on an ecosystem? Select all that apply. O…

A: Our human population has been increasing drastically. To meet the needs of the ever-growing…

Q: 1. Producer: Phytoplankton 2. Herbivore: Zooplankton, Herring, krill, 3. Carnivore: dolphins,…

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Q: 5. Identify the materials cycle being disrupts in the following human activities. a. deforestation-…

A: Introduction Soil ecosystem is an example of complex ecosystem as it contains a lot of living,…

Q: What is pyramid of biomass? Represent the pyramid of biomass in(i) grassland ecosystem(ii)aquatic…

A: The graphical representation in an ecosystem that shows the relationship between various organisms…

Q: How can we preserve and protect the ecological relationship in our ecosystem?

A: Ecology is a branch of science, counting human science, populace, community, biological system and…

Q: 3. Write a food chain in which the hawk is a tertiary (3") consumer:. 4. Which trophic level is NOT…

A: we are not answering question number 4 as food web is not given with question. Pls repost question…

Q: Nutrient pollution leads to __________ in many coastal waters and can cause dead zones.   excess…

A: Introduction The amount of dissolved oxygen required by aerobic biological organisms to break down…

Q: 1. what are the 2. Where does the nitrogen end up? Who takes the nitrogen in or uses it last? 3.…

A: Nitrogen Cycle is a biogeochemical cycle through which atmospheric nitrogen is converted into many…

Q: The term defined as the amount of glucose that is available as new biomass to the next trophic level…

A: The trophic level of an organism refers to the position that it occupies in a food chain, a food…

Q: n a pond ecosystem, mosquito larvae feed on photosynthetic algae. Other larvae, such as dragonfly…

A: Primary Consumer is defined as the organism which depends on photosynthetic organisms for their…

Q: 1. What is composed of several food chains in an ecosystem that intersect and depend on one another?…

A: Ecology is the study that deals with the interaction of the organism with their surroundings.…

Q: 7. The best ifor growing almonds is one that is hot and dry in the summer. 8. We buy fresh fruits…

A: Agriculture is an art form or a science in which farmers cultivate the soil to grow the crops to…

Communities and Ecosystems

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