In which one of the following species is temporary exponential growth seen the most? invasive fish insects trees

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Q: Habitat loss and fragmentation has caused severe damage to a particular type of ecosystem. Name it.

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Q: for species inasion what are the local negative ecological impacts of two example invasive species

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A: The species diversity of an ecosystem refers to the presence of a number of different species and…

Q: Community 1 Community 2 In the above figure each shape represents a different species. Which…

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Q: Anannual plant when initially colonizing an area will probably demonstrate:a.annual growth…

A: Introduction  Ecological succession is the gradual phenomenon in which an ecosystem for a particular…

Q: In which of the following species is temporary exponential growth seen? invasive fish insects…

A: The growth of species depends on their inherent genetic potential and on environmental cues. Species…

Q: Which of the following is probably NOT an example of an exploitative relationship? O One species…

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A: Ecosystem: It is a collaboration of living organisms such as plants and animals with non-living…

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A: Deforestation is defined as the large scale clearing of the forest .Deforestation directly leads to…

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A: species turnover is the number of species eliminated and replaced per unit time.

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

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Q: The intensity of competition _______________ (increases or decreases) during secondary succession.

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A: The term biodiversity refers to the diverse variety of life present on the earth. As biodiversity…

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A: Biodiversity is variations of life forms on the earth that includes plants, animals, bacteria,…

Q: The growth of fish populations is the greatest at medium small large very large none of these…

A: Fishes are aquatic animals.