How would the appearance of organisms withjaws have altered ecological interactions?Provide supporting evidence.

Q: To determine: The effect that would have on the nekton and benthos following the sudden…

A: Ecosystems are self-sustaining communities of living organisms that interact with their…

Q: how does a community look like in the amazon rainforest ecosystem

A: Human settlement has a long history in the Amazon. In the Amazon rainforest, large and sedentary…

Q: Compare and contrast life history strategies of r-selected andK-selected species

A: The r and K selections are two different distinct evolutionary strategies depending on the degree of…

Q: Why the species are important

A: In the classification system of organisms, the species are the fundamental taxonomic units. These…

Q: hat are the potential use of sponges as monitors of chemical pollutant stress in marine and…

A: Individual sponge species can have extremely unique requirements for substrate quality, food…

Q: Suppose you were told that mining deep-oceanmineral resources would mean severely degradingocean…

A: Mining refers to process of extracting minerals by digging sea,land etc. Land resources are…

Q: How species diversity increases the probability of adaptation and survival of organisms?

A: Diversity means there are various kinds of different species surviving in an environment. There…

Q: What happens to a species if it cannotcoevolve along with the species it is interacting with?

A: The term co-evolution refers to a situation where two species reciprocally affect each other's…

Q: What factors influence the diversity of speciesthat interact at this African lake?

A: Community ecology is the study of the interactions between species in communities on many spatial…

Q: Why are coral reefs, mangroves, estuaries, and wetlands biologically important?

A: DEFINITION Wetlands-They are complex ecosystems and consists of wide range of inlands ,coastal and…

Q: What would be the best way to make nonbiologists aware of the ecological and economic costs of…

A: Coral reefs comprise about 0.5 percent of the ocean floor and are complex three-dimensional…

Q: How does man's instrumentality contribute to be a threat to biodiversity

A: Biodiversity is the wide variety of plants, animals and other organisms in a region which contribute…

Q: How does invertebrates/ insects affect the role of ecosystem and how they decline? Please explain in…

A: Insects play an important role in many ecosystems, performing a variety of functions. They help to…

Q: Is it true that different organisms live together in an ecosystem and depend on one another

A: An ecosystem can be visualised as a functional unit of nature, where living organism interact among…

Q: ance of Adaptation as a Mechanism for the Survival of a Species

A: our world is full of biodiversity. Biodiversity represent the all kind of life forms present on the…

Q: How does the diversity of species increase the probability of adaptation and survival of organisms…

A: Diversity of species refers to the different species present in an ecosystem that allows them to…

Q: Which region of the earth would show rich biodiversity?

A: Biological diversity is the presence of variability of life on Earth. It measures the genetic…

Q: The effect of climate change on fish?

A: The greenhouse effect, pollution in the air and water, and most of the man-made activities are…

Q: Provide two reasons why marine habitat classification is useful to marine scientists.

A: Marine habitat:- it is usually an ecological space in salty water that provides living support to…

Q: Compare and contrast the “primordial soup” and the “iron-sulfur world” hypotheses.

A: In ecology, The earlier earth is formed by endogenous abiotic synthetases with the collision of…

Q: Imagine that the ocean plankton suddenly disappeared. What effect would that have on the nekton and…

A: The effect that would have on the nekton and benthos following the sudden disappearance of ocean…

Q: Explain Briefly what is SDG 14 – Life below Water SDG 15 – Life on Land and its importance.

A: Sustainable development goals or SDGs  are collection of  17 goals which consists of total of 169…

Q: How can habitat loss and pollution affect animals? Give at least one example

A: Direct land clearing, contamination, and/or negative environmental effects caused by human…

Q: The species which are confined to a particular region and nnot found elsewhere is termed as what?

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

Q: What kind of habitat do the alabama pearlshell inhabitat and plants and animals that live in this…

A: Alabama pearlshell  or Margaritifera marrianae is a freshwater pearl mussels. This species is…

Q: Essay 27. Define habitat preservation and give at least two examples.

A: I live in Beltola, Guwahati. I work here, i reside here, this the place where i live and grow. This…

Q: Explain at least one (1) adaption that our species may develop to continue surviving on earth

A: The human body is very sensitive to the changing environmental pressures of various biological and…

Q: What would happened to the other species in the marine ecosystem if kelp was decreasing?

A: Kelp  Kelp belongs to the order laminariales. They are brown algae that grows in the ocean near the…

Q: What does biodiversity mean for human health & society?

A: Biodiversity is diversification of living organisms on surface of earth. There are three kinds of…

Q: Explain the difference between an ecosystem and ahabitat

A: In ecology, the two different components are ecosystem and habitat.

Q: Give other examples (at least 3) of uniquely hostile environments? . What do of living organisms…

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

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: While researchers thought there were few species living on the deep ocean floor, how many were…

A: Benthos, also known as benthon, is a species of organisms that live on, in, or near the seabed,…

Q: Explain Paine's (1966) starfish (pisaster) in rocky interdial zones of the us

A: Dr. Robert Paine, who is a stalwart in the field of ecological studies. Here's the first one who…

Q: Which species decreased in number and what might account for this decrease?

A: Herbivores can be defined as the type of organisms which depend on the autotrophs, such as plants,…

Q: How did farming chnge societies? How does it relate to the formation of cities?

A: Farming is an occupation which helps human beings to produce crops on a large scale so as to…

Q: Why do species live where they do?

A: A biological species is a collection of creatures that can reproduce and generate fertile offspring…

Q: Species adapt better and faster if they

A: Answer: ADAPTATION = These are the changes occured in an individual which allows them to grow in…

Q: Explain the significance of zoological parks?

A: An animal is any member of the kingdom Animalia. Generally, animals are characterized by a…

Q: aquatic systems closely tied to terrestrial systems?

A: Aquatic ecosystem: aquatic ecosystems are those that are found in water. These include oceans, seas,…

Q: If an ecologist wanted to be able to identify bugs in the field by separating them by shared or…

A: When researchers find a new organism, they begin to identify anatomical characteristics which seem…

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: How do organisms from Class Errantia differ in terms of movement from organisms in Class Sedentaria?…

A: The annelids, or ringed worms or segmented worms, are a vast phylum that includes ragworms,…

Q: In the ecological study offood interactions, what arethe autotrophic beings called?

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

Q: What does it mean to find two different species are found in the same layer

A: Species It refers to the group of living organisms that involves similar individuals that have the…

Q: significant databthat we can obtain from grasping ideas from the connectuon of extinct organisms to…

A: When a species becomes extinct, scientists refer to it as such. Extinction aids in the development…

Q: What two problems facing marine species?

A: Ocean or marine species are facing many problems , some are man made problems and some are 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.