How many food chains is the grasshopper a part of?

Q: How does the digestive system of a nematode or annelid differ from that of a flatworm? In what ways…

A: The complete digestive system is the tract that has two sorts of openings. One is the mouth from…

Q: Part i. What adaptations are associated with an insectivory diet? Give an example of a primate that…

A: Since you have posted multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: How do mousebirds (Coliiformes) save energy at night?

A: Mousebirds ( Coliiformes)  are birds, such as the Cuckoo roller, trogons, hornbills, kingfishers…

Q: What do “true lobsters” like the American lobster feed on?

A: Lobsters are a family of large marine crustaceans.lobsters have long bodies with muscular tails and…

Q: In Brown’s large granivore experiment, Why did they look at insectivores and what did the lack of…

A: Brown Large Granivore Experiment: -  Brown and his fellow mates researched about the competition…

Q: How do dolphins and birds work together to feed on mackerel?

A: Introduction :  Dolphins and birds are often found associated for feeding. Birds take help from…

Q: Ascaris is a parasite which lives in pigs and humans. What do you think it feeds on? How does the…

A: Parasitic worms referred to as soil-transmitted helminths (STH) are Ascaris, hookworm, and whipworm.…

Q: What do Yellowtail Snapper eat and what is there tropic level

A: To determine: What yellowtail snapper eats. Yellowtail snapper tropic level.

Q: What are examples of acarnivorous and a herbivorousreptile?

A: Reptiles are tetrapods, which comprise air-breathing vertebrates covered by a special skin made of…

Q: What is the advantage for the lobster to move as a group ?

A: The phenomenon of social aggregation is widely seen in mammals, crustaceans, and birds. These…

Q: Explain the concept of Foraging for Food ?

A: Carnivorous animals such as tigers, lions,s, and eagles are dependent on other animals for nutrition…

Q: Herbivore

A: Herbivores: Are the animals who are dependent on plants for food are called . Eg- rabbit, cow, ox,…

Q: three specialized feeding mechanism in different organism.

A: Feeding mechanisms Feeding mechanisms are the processes adapted by different organisms to derive…

Q: Explain how making dog food from insects could improve human food security in the future.

A: Insects are very useful for insects as well as for environment as it controls pest, pollinate crops,…

Q: Why would you not eat raw oysters as is common in Maryland?

A: The state of Maryland thinks that oysters are not only important to eat, but also oysters to keep…

Q: In a food chain that includes, in order, plants, markhors, and snow leopards, what roles do markhors…

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Q: What type of organism is the grass? Which animal is a herbivore or primary consumer? What would…

A: The very first organism of the food chain here is a Grass. Since it is the one producing energy rich…

Q: Herbivore and carnivore how are they alike

A: Answer- Herbivores and carnivore energy by consuming other organism. Herbivores are those organism,…

Q: How do whales get their energy and matter?

A: Whales are marine animals , belong to the class- Mammalia and order- Artiodactyla. They are aquatic…

Q: What kind of consumer an adult frog is? Support your answer.Also,To what extent is digestion in the…

A: Consumer means what kind of food it consumes. Frogs consume small organisms such as flies and moths,…

Q: When are Buffalo the most selective with their diets

A: A buffalo is defined as a large, ox-like animal that will have horns and shaggy fur. A buffalo is,…

Q: What are the parts and function of the digestive system of a turtle

A: Turtles  These are reptiles that belong to the order of Testudines. These reptiles have a shell…

Q: What modification do sea anemones possess that allows food and water to be distributed among the…

A: In the living world, we see a large number of microorganisms, animals and plants. These organisms…

Q: What body form do sea jellies exhibit, medusa or polyp? How do they catch their food?

A: Sea jellies are the invertebrate animals belonging to the phylum cnidaria. They do not have brains,…

Q: Compare and contrast the teeth and digestive track of carnivores and herbivores.

A: Animals that consume only plants and plant products are called herbivores. Whereas animals that…

Q: What is the definition of the word carnivore? An organism that obtains energy by feeding on other…

A: A Carnivore is an animal that eats other animals.

Q: Define and characterize: 3. Order Insectivora,the “insectivores” 4. Order Chiropteria, the “bats”

A: Insects are the largest group of organisms in terms of species variety and biomass. All Mesozoic…

Q: The tapeworm is found in the intestine and of some mammals as what

A: Living beings that make their own food are autotrophs.

Q: Which kingdom helps produce usable nitrogen for plants,decompose organic material and aids digestion…

A: Nitrate is that the variety of nitrogen most utilized by plants for growth and development. Nitrate…

Q: What is assimilation efficiency? How/why would assimilation efficiency differ for herbivores eating…

A: Answer : it is the food percentage taken by the consumers which are mainly herbivores. The intake of…

Q: Can the brain eating amoeba last on surfaces

A: The free-living microscopic amoeba named the brain-eating amoeba (Naegleria fowleri) causes primary…

Q: Based ONLY on the feeding relationship in the picture, which one is the limiting factor for the…

A: Food chain is a sequence in which an organism is consumed by another organism resulting in…

Q: Which animals are at the top of the food chain?

A: A food web starts with the primary producer at trophic level 1, followed by herbivores at level 2,…

Q: Make a concept map that shows the fate of your favorite food within your digestive system.

A: My favourite food is morning cereal containing cornflakes which is primarily made of carbohydrates.…

Q: How do tadpoles digest their food? Is their digestive system already complete and functioning

A: Digestion is the phenomenon of the body in which complex food particle is broken down into simpler…

Q: If you want to rear tiger salamanders in the lab, how will you overcome the problem of cannibalism?

A: Cannibalism is the biological interaction in which an individual consumes an individual belonging to…

Q: What are the parts and function of the digestive system of a milkfish

A: The development of the digestive tract of milkfish occurs concurrently with ontogenetic changes in…

Q: How Do Energy Budgets Differ for Three TerrestrialVertebrates?

A: Energy budget gives the balance between the energy income against the energy expenditure. The energy…

Q: How are the two kinds of prey different? Which of the predator's body structures help difference…

A: Predators are the hunters, and the animals or insects they hunt are known as prey. Carnivores (and…

Q: Which primates have the most anatomical and physiological digestive specializations?  a. Lemurs  b.…

A: Primates are eutherian mammals that belong to the order of the same name. They are believed to have…

Q: What advantages do fish have over other agricultural animals?

A: Intensive agribusiness, otherwise called intensive cultivating (instead of broad cultivating) and…

Q: which is most closely related to the Ocelot? Bobcat, cougar, asaian leopard cat, domestic cat, or…

A: Phylogenetic tree is the evolutionary history depiction in form of of two dimensional graph showing…

Q: What are the important factors that affect the composition of feeds in the Philippines?

A: The Philippines is a Southeast Asian archipelago recognized officially as the Republic of the…

Q: Using the food chain, construct an energy pyramid and answer the following questions. Which animal…

A: Hi dear, here's your answer.     An ecological pyramid (also biological process pyramid, Eltonian…

Q: Compare and contrast the structures of a solid-food-specialized insect digestive tract with one…

A: Solid food digestive tracts are more complex and structurally advanced than liquid digestive tracts…

Q: Besides camouflage, what are 3 other adaptations that prey exhibit that help their survival?

A: Adaptations or mechanisms developed by prey in course of evolution that help them survive and…

Q: How do mussels eat, and how does that benefit their environment? they filter water through their…

A: Mussels are marine, bivalve molluscs which shows filter feeding behaviour

Q: How is gound turkey impacted by the environment and how they, in turn, impact the environment.

A: Ground turkey is the processed food in which light and dark turkey meat are mixed with visible fat…