How can the xtinction of a carnivore species lead to the extinction of a herbivore species?

Q: All herbivore species are small such as insects and would not be able to have massive muscular…

A: * Herbivores are organisms that feeds on plants and they can range in size from tiny insects like…

Q: why is the otter a keystone species?

A: keystone species which means that they can exert top-down pressure via predation on sea urchins and…

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: How would the issue of 'poaching of tigers' affect the functioning of the ecosystem?

A: The endemic species are the ones that are present in very few geographical areas. This geographical…

Q: What are 4 mutualistic and 4 antagonistic interaction between two or more species that are exploited…

A: Four mutualistic interactions- 1. Aphids and ants- Aphids are sap-sucking insects that exude…

Q: Based on the text for roaches eating: 1.Identify the niche of the pest: carnivore; herbivore;…

A: Roaches are omnivore species

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: Is herbivorism a form ofpredatism?

A: Herbivorism is the means of living of a certain group of animals who would depend on grass and…

Q: How many times more likely is a warren in a sand dune area to be attacked by foxes than one in an…

A: Total Warren's present in all Regions in sand dune= 219+149+412+389+190+375+313 = 2047 Total…

Q: APredator and its prey interact __________, but if the predator affects anotherspecies through this…

A: The study of organisms in their indigenous environment is called ecology. Numerous organisms live…

Q: Word def n habitat niche resource competition predation herbivory

A: Answer: ENVIRONMENT : It is the surroundings of an individual, which includes both biotic and…

Q: What might happen to an ecosystem if you completely removed a predator species like the wolf?

A: Every ecosystem is complex and diverse with many levels and intricate relationships among various…

Q: Lemmings affect many other species in the BylotIsland community. Why are lemmings not considered a…

A: The lemmings are the species that live on Bylot Island to the Canadian territory of Nunavut, which…

Q: Rabbits in Australia were once overabundant and decimated the vegetation. Why are the rabbits in…

A: Keystone species are those species that have a high effect on their environment relative to their…

Q: TejaTscharntke’s studies of the food web associated with Phragmites reeds revealedthat:a.only a…

A: Teja Tscarntke’s studied the food web interaction of the wet land reed, phragmites australis. He…

Q: Seco ndary carni vore Cona Primary Carnivores Herblvores roducers http://www.eelsinc.org/id64.html…

A: The food chain is the sequence of transfers of matter and energy in the form of food from organism…

Q: Carnivore Herbivores Producers 2gm/m 8 gm/m² 4/gm/m² Inverted Pyramid in an Aquatic Ecosystem

A: Introduction :- Inverted pyramids are pyramids with a wide top and a narrow base.It indicates that…

Q: . Explain why ecosystems generally support few carnivores

A: Ecosystem is a defined area where both biotic(living) and abiotic factors(non-living) coexist. All…

Q: Is "human carnivory is in fact the single greatest threat to overall biodiversity" true?

A: ANSWER;- Not ture Explain;- no "human carnivory is no threat to overall biodiversity.

Q: At which trophic level do detritivores feed?

A: As we know plants are only organisms which can synthesise/ produce their own food , thus they are…

Q: The number of carnivores found at the top of an ecological pyramid is limited by thea. number of…

A: The flow of energy can be represented in the form of a network of the food chain and food web in an…

Q: In 1997, which species is the apex predator in the food chain? kelp sea urchins killer whales sea…

A: Food chain is a pathway which depicts the flow of energy between different organisms. It depicts the…

Q: Why does the disappearance of beaver from an ecosystem cause a decrease in the wolf population in…

A: In any food chain, energy passed from one organism to another. In generally food chain consists of…

Q: Assume that humans are the second-level carnivores and that each energy unit in their level…

A: There are 7 question in total, according to our guideline i will gave you 3 answer. If you want to…

Q: what are predatory interactions in the rainforest

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

Q: Why is cannibalism an inharmonious intraspecific ecological interactions?

A: The interactions between organisms in an ecosystem are called biological interactions. The…

Q: Sometimes the species of a community are described as forming a food chain. Why is it usually more…

A: Food chains and food webs are methodologies by which ecologists determine the direction of the flow…

Q: Introduction of a single exotic predator is most likely to disrupt ecosystem function if the…

A: Predation is a type of biological interaction between species where one species kills the other for…

Q: In the Serengeti ecosystem what do wildebeast eat?

A: Ecosystem comprises of two components namely, biotic components and abiotic components.  Biotic…

Q: How has lockdown affected the wildlife?

A: The modern pandemic crisis have had a deep affect on Wild life. Studies have reported both positive…

Q: Which nonnative species threatens the habitat in Olympic National Park? O Wild boars Mountain goats…

A: Mountain goats are hoofed animal that are found on hills, cliffs and at a high altitude. They are…

Q: Invasive species have the greatest impact on (small or large?) ecosystems. Why?

A: Answer: INVASIVE SPECIES = These are the species are also called harmful species which are not…

Q: Caribou in the arctic tundra search for food by digging in the snow. Once the caribou is done…

A: Lets define all the terms given in options first: Competition : here the organisms compete for…

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: KING ammals that live in the same waters pollutants in their bodies. Bowhead pollutant load than…

A: 1. Bowhead whales are filter feeders .Bowhead whales have the longest baleen plates of all whales…

Q: What would be the effects if the freshwater crocodile is removed from the ecological network?

A: Introduction An ecological network is a representation of the biotic interactions in an ecosystem,…

Q: What role do predators play in an ecosystem?

A: An ecosystem includes a community of living organisms in relation with several biotic and non-biotic…

Q: What do animals depend on in the tropical rainforest for survival?

A: Rainforests are forests that receive a lot of rain on a daily basis, with annual rainfall varying…

Q: How will helping the Salmon population help to increase the Orca population here in the PNW

A: Orcas are also known as killer whale belongs to the Delphinidae family of the Dolphins and are apex…

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

A: A food web is the natural interconnection of the food chains and a graphical representation of…

Q: the arctic fox will sometimes follow a polar bear as it hunts. After the polar bear has finished…

A: In an ecosystem, the species are dependent on each other and several relations exist between the…

Q: What would happen  if all the birds in this activity got sent to an island where no birds had been…

A: Introduction Evolution and variations in beaks of birds, As the theory of Natural Selection,…

Q: How would removing a species from a food web affect the remaining organisms in the food web

A: A food web is represented by inter connected food chains, showing which organism is the predator and…

Q: Can these two concepts apply to the relationship between polar bears and humans & if so, how ? : 1)…

A: An organism's "niche" is defined by the collection of circumstances, supplies, and relationships…

Q: Do resources have to be present in limited supplies for competition to shape species niches? Yes or…

A: Answer: COMPETITION INTERACTION = It is the interaction between two different species who are…

Q: What do you think would happen next if larger predators were introduced into this low-predation…

A: Predator are animal that eats other animals. there are different types of predators larger predators…