Imaging you are a researcher studying the ecology of an endangered Rhino species.  What are some aspects of population ecology that you might be interesting in studying?

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Q: how does a high complexity habitat influence predator and prey interaction

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Q: Is an flea biting a dog a predator and prey relationship

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A: Nature there are many relationship talking between different organisms from relationship are…

Q: Subject (Biology - Ecology) Cite 3 examples where a whole species of an animalwas wiped out because…

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Q: Analyze this model to find out how the predator and prey populations change over time.

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Q: Imagine that you are a scientist studying species interactions in Kruger National Park, South…

A: Ecosystems are significant because they are self-regulating and self-sustaining entities. Ecosystem…

Q: Imagine that you are a scientist studying species interactions in Kruger National Park, South…

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Q: Imagine you were the manager of a national park with cheetahs. The cheetahs feed primarily on…

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Q: Why might an ecologist be interested in studying population dynamics?

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Q: Subject (Biology - Ecology) Discuss the relationship of predation in the extinction of some animals.

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Q: If a research is studying the birth and death rate of lions in a particular part of the Serengeti…

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Q: Low population size is probably the single best predictor of extinction risk. Why are small…

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Q: Imagine that you are a scientist studying species interactions in Kruger National Park, South…

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Q: Imagine that you are a scientist studying species interactions in Kruger National Park, South…

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A: Ans: Option D : A dragonfly kills and eats a beetle.

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

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Q: each area.  I need help thinking of a good research question

A: Research question In scientific research there are 3 types of questions, these are Casual - when a…

Q: What would happen if the heron population rapidly declined

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A: If the birds that eat peppered moths went extinct then the peppered moth population will spike.

Q: How can you fix the problem of overpopulation of prey (deer) in an ecosystem

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A: Answer: The level of ecological organisation the biologist studying is community.

Q: Write on the applications of molecular methods in population and behavior ecology.

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Q: Which population of frogs is likely to have more changes after many generations

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Q: Can you think of resources that are not limiting?

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Q: competition is direct and interspecific

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Q: Which animals represent a community

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Q: Explain why reintroducing wolves changed the ecosystem of the park

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Animal Behavior

Animal behavior can be defined as all the things that animals do. In response to a stimulus, an animal performs a certain fixed action pattern, or FAP, of behavior. This response occurs to make the animal more adaptable to change. So, behavior is generally a stimulus-oriented response. A behavior is an expression of the capabilities of the nervous system. A stimulus is determined by the environment, while the nervous system determines a response.