lo observe ecological succession after a forest fire, a scientist must observe the same ecosystem over which period of time? A. Minutes B. Hours C. Months D. Years

Q: If you live in a developed area, what type of biome was the area before it was developed?

A: A biome is shaped as the result of the climate connection with the biological environment through a…

Q: The orderly progress of communities, starting from bare rock with no soil or traces of a previous…

A: An ecosystem is a community of living things interacting with the nonliving parts of the…

Q: Explain how the disposition of plants and animals in a lake leads to reduction of biodiversity

A: The term biodiversity derived from the Latin word 'bio' means life, and the word 'diversity' means…

Q: eutrophication and hypoxia or ‘dead zones”.

A: Eutrophication- Increased concentrations of plant nutrients, most commonly phosphorus compounds and…

Q: Is the stability of an ecosystem related to the biodiversity of the ecosystem

A: Ecosystem is a community of living organisms that interact  with one another and interact with the…

Q: 4. A student measured some abiotic factors present in an aquarium in a biology laboratory. Which…

A: Environment refers to the sum of all living and non-living organisms or elements that is present in…

Q: PART C 1. How does the resource base (i.c., available resources, quantity of resources) affect…

A: There are two types of community change includes short-term change (seasonal) and long-term change…

Q: Which series of colonization events is an example of primary succession? a. Lava field à…

A: Succession  Succession is the process of initiation of new life on the unoccupied habitat.

Q: Which is most likely the limiting factor that inhibits the growth of the grasses in the forest?

A: Ecological succession Ecological succession is a process by which species evolve, the process is…

Q: Compare and contrast primary and secondary succession.

A: Soil can be defined as the material that is composed of five ingredients such as minerals, soil…

Q: Claim: O Complete the statement. Coral is a that affects the stability of an ecosystem. Reasoning: O…

A: Foundation and keystones species Both terms are used interchangeably, these define those species…

Q: If a community within an ecosystem is stable does that mean the entire ecosystem can be considered…

A: An ecosystem is a group or community in which living organisms live and interact in a specific…

Q: How could you describe the process shown below? Farming reduces forest area Deforestation reduces…

A: By examining the above process it can be concluded that the terms Diverging process and Neutral…

Q: What have been the results of Improved agrlcultural practicesa increased productivity decreased crop…

A: The basic agricultural practices include soil preparation, sowing, maturing, irrigation, weeding,…

Q: Compare and contrast deforestation and tsunamis land environments issues

A: The impact of disasters, whether natural or man-made, not only has human dimensions but…

Q: In an ecosystem, energy? A) Cycles along with chemical nutrients B) comes ultimately from bacteria…

A: Ecosystem is a area where all the organisms and the environment works together to form a area of…

Q: Do you think the amount of “biodiversity” is related to the amount of “Ecosystem services” in your…

A: Answer :: Certain biology phrases refer to essential principles in biology, which is the study of…

Q: Biology grass lands are one of the wettest biomes on earth true or false

A: This question is based on the wettest biome.

Q: In detail explain the relative impact of human and natural factors that cause climate change. Use…

A: Introduction :- The evidence is clear: using fossil fuels like oil, gas, and coal is the primary…

Q: What is an ecosystem service that performs the same function as a pesticide? a. pollination b.…

A: The geographic area where animals, plants, and other organisms live together and form a bubble of…

Q: If decomposers were removed from an ecosystem, which of the scenarios below would occur? A. The…

A: Decomposers are the organisms that helps in decomposition of putrefying entities or creatures which…

Q: Which limiting factor greatly affects the population of grasses and shrubs in the forest ecosystem?…

A: An ecosystem is an area in which the biotic as well as the abiotic components interact with each…

Q: Explain how building roads into previously inaccessible forests can harm the forests. Distinguish…

A: Forests are the natural resources that play a number of roles in maintaining life on the earth.

Q: Succession  Part 1) Explain the role of a flood and its relationship to succession. Part 2)…

A: Succession is an ecological term that describes how the pattern of a particular ecology gets evolved…

Q: What is the term used for the natural processes of the earth leading to destructive effects

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Q: Paragraph Styles 12 g/m3 Carnivores Herbivores 25 g/m3 Producers 10 g/m3 a. Explain how a small…

A: Ecology is that branch of science which includes human science, community, population, ecosystem and…

Q: An ecosystem displays ecological stability if it can return to what after an environmental…

A: The environment disturbance can be fire or flood or any sudden disturbance. An ecosystem is a group…

Q: R Which one of the locations indicated is most likely to have the greatest biodiversity and ability…

A: Biodiversity refers to the variety of animals, plants, fungi, and even microbes such as bacteria…

Q: Succession occurs in natural ecosystems. Describe and explain how succession Occurs.

A: Succession is a process in which some habitat or locality become successively colonised by different…

Q: Which human activity has probably contributed most to the acidification of lakes in the Adirondack…

A: Acidification It is defined as the decrease in the pH of the water bodies. It is caused by the…

Q: A food chain would be a better resource than a food web to answer which question? a. How does energy…

A: Food chain, in ecology, the sequence of transfers of matter and energy in the form of food from…

Q: Which is a biotic factor that affects the size of a population in a specific ecosystem? O A.…

A: Ecosystem is a self sustained unit of Biosphere where biotic and abiotic component interact among…

Q: Levels of CO2 and methane in the atmosphere have been increasing over the years. What effect is this…

A: The greenhouse effect is the natural warming of the Earth due to the presence of greenhouse gases in…

Q: Why are land disturbances and the loss of animal habitats for oil sands harmful for the environment?…

A: Some background information: Before introducing technology and the internet, the world we live in…

Q: Evaluate how microplastic will influence ecosystem services. In your answer, you need to make use of…

A: Microplastics are rather small bits of plastic that pollute the environment. According to the US,…

Q: Write an essay on ecosystem productivity

A: An ecosystem is defined as a complex, dynamic community of organisms including plants, animals, and…

Q: When a fire occurs ,clearing a forest ,and then new plants start to grow there it is called _____…

A: When a fire occurs, clearing a forest, and then new plants start to grow there it is called…

Q: limate

A: Introduction Natural Applications is concerned extensively with the utilizations of biological…

Q: Study the images, then label each as primary succession or secondary succession. How is each type of…

A: Succession is defined as a change in structure;Species composition  of vegetation over area with the…

Q: Summarize what the data show concerning the change in productivity and mortality of the Amazon…

A: Amazon rainforest is tropical rainforest, which spans most of the regions of Amazon basin of South…

Q: Determine if the following pictures represent primary or secondary succession.  State your reason…

A: Succession is occurrence of sequence in communities over a long period of time in the same area…

Q: Explain the relationship between net primary productivity and biomass in an ecosystem.

A: Primary Productivity  Primary productivity (PP) is characterized as the pace of energy or mass…

Q: Which aquatic area would be least impacted by human activity? Multiple Choice A) Salt marshes B)…

A: This question is about human activity.

Q: Lower birth rates and declining family size in recent years reflect what phenomenon?  A. Carrying…

A: In nature, a given habitat has enough resources to support a maximum possible number of a particular…

Q: Describe the process of succession that occurs after a forest fire destroys an existing biological…

A: The presence of a variety of microbes, plant, and animal life in a particular habitat constitutes…

Q: Relate the study of Ecology to Biochemistry and Atmospheric Sciences. Explain and elaborate your…

A: biochemistry deals with enzymes, DNA, and other molecules to research the effects of drugs and food…

Environmental health and hazards

An organism's environment is the environment in which it lives and has an impact on its well-being. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines environmental health as "those aspects of public health, such as quality of life, that are influenced by physical, chemical, biological, social, and psychosocial components in the environment." Environmental health is concerned with both natural and man-made settings in order to enhance public health. Environmental science, occupational medicine, toxicology, and epidemiology are the key subdisciplines of environmental health.