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Q: How much larger is the global ecological footprint todaythan it was half a century ago?

A: Ecological footprints in simple ways can be defined as the productivity of area of the land or water…

Q: Give 3 reasons why it is difficult to manage or protect watersheds.

A: Three reasons that make protection or management of watershed difficult are: Challenges such as…

Q: Exploitation of patent of biological resources of other nations is called as A. Biosafety B.…

A: Biological resources are the all of the biological constituent of a ecosystem which are part of it…

Q: Table 3.5 The number of organisms, biomass and energy in each trophic level of Silver Springs,…

A: In ecosystem, biomass is defined as the materials of plant and animal which is used in electricity…

Q: Choose the word that best describes the picture provided. * O potential resource reserve resource O…

A: Potential resources are those which exist in a region and and which can be used in the future.…

Q: 1.) Which of the following statements about environmental resistance is not correct? A.) It is the…

A: As per our guidelilnes, we are supposed to answer only one question. Kindly repost the other…

Q: If the answer is abiotic put an A on your whiteboard, if it is biotic put a B 1. A volcanic eruption…

A: Abiotic factors- (A) 1. A volcanic eruption 6. A drought 7. Gale force winds

Q: Tumucumaque National Park ecosystem - organism adaptations: Please answer the two bullet points…

A: Tumucumaque National Park  Tumucumaque National Park is located in the Amazon forest near the French…

Q: The Amazon rainforest continues to be cleared for agricultural land.  For each square meter of this…

A: Amazon rainforest is the largest rainforest in the world which is also known for the tropical…

Q: Nine of the world's ten most polluted cities are found in

A: Air pollution is caused due to emissions released by vehicles and industries. Air pollution leads to…

Q: Species with limited resources usually exhibit a(n)________ growth curve.a. logisticb. logicalc.…

A: THE NUMBER OF INDIVIDUAL OF A PARTICULAR SPECIES THAT A PARTICULAR ENVIRONMENT CAN SUPPORT IS CALLED…

Q: Arrow  Blank 1. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.  _____________ indicates cultural…

A: Anthropogenic activities that harm the balance of Earth in the world are of great concern. This…

Q: Harmful algal blooms are occurring in an estuary near the town of Reedville . As a result , oxygen…

A: The overpopulation of algae in an aquatic system is called algal blood. The algal bloom is due to…

Q: Suggest two reasons why the sustainable management of fishery resources is more of a challenge than…

A: Sustainable development is a means of achieving human goals without any pressure on the natural…

Q: An ecosystem that is highly capable of recovering and regenerating through secondary succession…

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

Q: When there are not sufficient resources for average (common) people, then environmental degradation…

A: Environmental degradation is the deterioration of natural resources and it can occur either in a…

Q: 1.Up to 60% of the wood consumed in the United States is wasted unnecessarily. 2.Patterns of fire…

A: Forests  They are the area on land covered with different kind of tree. These areas provide home to…

Q: Density independent or Density dependent Situation Limiting factor 4. Super typhoon Yolanda caused…

A: Biological population can be controlled by biological factors or by the the physical or or chemical…

Q: a) Define the Following: i) Ecology ii) Environment iii) Ecosystem b) State and Explain the…

A: a) Define the Following:   i) Ecology   ii) Environment   iii) Ecosystem   b) State and Explain the…

Q: resource depletion zo

A: Answer: Intensity of light is reduced Asset consumption/Resource depletion is the weariness of…

Q: The growth rate of a population is equal toa. the death rate + the fertility rate.b. the biotic…

A: Population Growth is becoming a huge issue in our country and world today. The reason that it has…

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

A: Species richness can be defined as the number of species present in a particular area of the…

Q: 1. The phrase carrying capacity refers to A. storing extra food for winter B. the number of…

A: The dynamics of species populations and how these populations interact with the environment, such as…

Q: MEAN NUMBER OF FISH IN TREATMENT COMPARTMENTS/DAY 30 25 20 15 S (HF) FOOD NO PREDATOR (HF-P) FOOD…

A: Predation, can be defined as a relationship between two different species organisms in which one of…

Q: Infinite resources are often a source of conflict and competition.  a)True  B)False

A: Ans TRUE.

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: I. its number of species II. the number of individuals in the community III. the amount of biomass…

A: Biological community is the group of many species in a location interacting with each other.All the…

Q: 4G 4G 11:20 1 5 ← Input title May 1 11:20 PM Sun 329 words 14. READ CAREFULLY!!! From the list…

A: Answer 1) the one that is a +/+ relationship is :    c)  mutualism.     mutualism is the interaction…

Q: Approximately how much of the energy taken in by a consumer is used to make more biomass? Group of…

A: Introduction : Energy is transferred from one trophic level to another. The producers like plants,…

Q: density-dependent limiting factor B. density-independent limiting factor

A: In nature, population size and growth are limited by many factors. Some are density-dependent, while…

Q: 48. What amount of oxygen represents the gross primary productivity? b. 6 ppm c. 4 ppm d. 1 ppm a. 2…

A: Gross primary productivity of the amount of carbon concentrated during photosynthesis by all…

Q: Pollution is caused mainly through anthropogenic activities. List the contribution you and your…

A: The activities performed by humans are referred to as anthropogenic activities. There are various…

Q: Label this logistic growth curve:

A: Every living organism tends to reproduce; therefore, the population tends to grow. The term,…

Q: 5. Wild animals leave their habitat due to the conversion of forests to techno park. *   A.…

A: A limiting factor is a kind of facfor that can aim in population size and can slow down the growing…

Q: Naturally, environment has their carrying capacity. Explain the FOUR (4) effects of pollutant load…

A: Carrying capacity of the environment can be defined as the maximum size of population of a species…

Q: What is the grand total number of CITES species listed in appendix 1?

A: CITES -- convention on international trade in endangered species is an international agreement which…

Q: the appropriate ecologic model for Mr. Cruz

A: Some widely used models of disease causation in epidemiology are triangle or epidemiological triad,…

Q: Under ideal conditions, a population of bacteria can grow to more than 1036 in 24 hours. This is a…

A: There are basically two types of growth pattern of population .It includes :-  A ) Exponential…

Q: Cows and buffaloes release methane gas and pollute the enviornment adding to greenhouse effect.…

A: The greenhouse effect is defined as the warming of Earth’s surface by the presence of water vapor,…

Q: Explain what overpopulation is and why it is a problem in layman's terms (simple language that…

A: Overpopulation occurs when the human population grows to a level that exceeds the ecological…

Q: Select all that apply. What states/areas are apart of the Chesapeake Bay watershed? Maine Virginia…

A: The Chesapeake Bay watershed ranges about 64,000 square miles. This watershed provides a livable…

Q: The drought in California is not related to climate change. O True False

A: Introduction: As a result of climate change, weather systems in California are expected to grow more…

Q: High А В C Which letter best represents a keystone species? E Low Low High Relative abundance and…

A: Key stone species It is a species that has a disproportionately large effect on its natural…

Q: Cities can’t ever be sustainable because they have such high concentrations of people, automobiles,…

A: Answer- Sustainable development is the plan by which human beings can live and meet their needs…

Q: Forests covering approximately 30% of the U.S. land area supply about two-thirds of the nation's…

A: A "forest" is a thick land or a complex ecosystem that is rich in biodiversity and supports a wide…

Q: Emerging shortages of water for drinking and irrigation in many parts of the world is one of the…

A: TRUE

Q: Has Havard University reached its carrying capacity given the total population on campus to be…

A: Carrying capacity is the term which describes the maximum population a place accommodate its…