Name the largest tiger reserve in india.

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A: The lion population raised with the population of the buffalo. It proved that the population of the…

Q: . Explain how the reintroduction of wolves in Yellowstone National Parkmight be beneficial.

A: Yellowstone National park is a national park of America present in the western US (united states).…

Q: In the IUCN Red List(2004), what does ‘Red’ represent?

A: IUCN stands for International Union for Conservation of Nature. This organization works for the…

Q: Use the passage to answer the question. Mule Deer A) In a short paragraph, propose a hypothesis to…

A: A zoned reserve is a protected area or region with no human activity. This area acts as a buffer…

Q: Consider the recent introduction of wolves into Yellowstone National Park. explain how reintroducing…

A: Wolves play an important role in maintaining the health of ecosystems. They aid in the control of…

Q: What major environmental change happened in 1977 and how did this impact the finches?

A: Hi, Thanks For Your Question.  Answer : A Severe Drought Was A Major Environmental Change Back In…

Q: 60 2400 50 2000 1600 1200 20 800 10 400 1 4 Generations - Wolf population Elk population Number of…

A: Predator- prey relationship is very useful to maintain the ecosystem.  In this relationship, one…

Q: What factors might be preventing the sea otter population from increasing to its historical levels.…

A: Introduction :- The sea otter is a marine mammal found along the northern and eastern shores of the…

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

A: Ecology is the study of the relationship between living organisms, interactions between organisms,…

Q: Tiger is not a resident in which national park?

A: National park is an area protected by a national government for preservation of natural environment…

Q: Select two other human characteristics and explain how they may have resulted from later adaptation…

A: Understanding the origin of humans and how we came to have our current form and function is made…

Q: Number of offspring a jaguar can have (its biotic potential)?

A: The jaguar is the largest cat species in the New World, and the third largest in the world. It…

Q: use the units and information found on the x and y axis. Finish with a conclusion. What does it tell…

A: Introduction Predators species are the dominant organisms that kill and eat the other species called…

Q: Are feral cats bigger then average domestic cats could they grow to main coon size or even bobcat…

A: Feral cats are wild cats that are not very friendly to humans. They are really different from the…

Q: List four animals that are threaten in extinction

A: Threatened species are those plants, and animals that are likely to become endangered in near…

Q: Name any two threatened animal species of India?

A: The ecology is the study of all living beings and their interaction with the environment. It…

Q: What factors (other than wolves) could have had an effect on the deer population?

A: Food limitation is a factor that effects deer population in the island.

Q: What would happen to the moose population if the wolves were removed from Isle Royale?

A: The number of people who live in a particular area, city or country is known as Population. Every…

Q: Explain the relationship between climate change and body size in the 52 species of North American…

A: Due to the increase in the greenhouse gases in the Earth’s atmosphere, there is a increase in the…

Q: If krill is a primary food source for a local population of whales, which will most likely happen to…

A: Answer: Organisms are dependent upon each other whether it is eating, habitat, living, etc.…

Q: How munch bigger is feral cat compare to main coon cat? Are they really big as bobcat? If main coins…

A: A feral cat or a stray cat is an un-owned domestic cat that lives outdoors and avoids human contact:…

Q: Since different species of penguins may occupy the same habitat, explain why they may continue to…

A: Introduction Species include the members who are similar in morphology, and physiology and can…

Q: How would you respond to someone who says that because extinction is a natural process, we should…

A: We should worry about the loss of biodiversity  when species become extinct because with lack of…

Q: Name the most thickly populated state in india.

A: Population refers to all the organisms of the same group or species that live in a particular area…

Q: In not more than 4 paragraphs. What is the relationship of each predation in the extinction of some…

A: Every individual or a species in an ecosystem plays an important role in that ecosystem which is…

Q: What would happen if the heron population rapidly declined

A: Herons: They are birds having long necks and long legs. They are found near the water bodies. We…

Q: why is the Ethiopian wolf important to its ecosystem

A: Food chain and food web is the interlinking of the organisms in a particular habitat on the basis of…

Q: Species rarity does not necessarily mean that a species is in danger of extinction. Discuss.

A: Conservation of biodiversity is a very important aspect so as to maintain it at its optimum level…

Q: hat happens to the Moose population when the amount of Wolves increase?

A: The moose and wolves of Isle Royale are studied for five decades to understand and define the…

Q: Introduce the breeding history of one species.

A: Breeding is a term used to defined the process of reproduction to produce offspring, usually animals…

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

A: Overpopulation refers to the increase in number of individuals in an area. The overpopulation can…

Q: How many lions do you think there are in 1960 and in 1975?

A: There is continuous drop in lion population and experts estimates that the total population of lions…

Q: Make a prediction of how a population of animals behave if the population exceeds the carrying…

A: Introduction Carrying Capacity:- It can be defined as a species' average population size in a…

Q: Explain why people who live near each other (such as East Africans and Arabians) tend to look alike.…

A: People with similar economic and social backgrounds would have the same eating habits, customs, and…

Q: Use the concept of coevolution to explain the abundance of large mammals in Africa after the rise of…

A: Co-evolution can be referred to as the event where two or more groups of species affect the…

Q: Name the sanctuary where lion is protected.

A: Indian lions are one of the biggest cat species. They are listed as endangered due to its small…

Q: Logging appears to have negative consequences by causing an ecological trap for the woodpecker, the…

A: Ecological traps can be defined as a situation in which a sudden environmental changes can lead the…

Q: Examine the graph in figure 4. Write an essay analyzing the data to explain how dams have impacted…

A: Ecosystem balance, often known as "ecosystem homeostasis," is influenced by both factors that tend…

Q: a. Summarize the factors that are causing lower numbers of caribou in herds in Alaska

A: In Alaska, caribou are divided into thirty-two populations. A herd's calving region is distinct from…

Q: The species-area relationship described by MacArthur and Wilson holds true

A: Species area relationship : It is also known as species area curve which describes the relationship…

Q: Identify two things that could limit the population of rabbits in a forest.

A: Introduction : The number of individuals of a certain species living in a given area is referred to…

Q: What is a conclusion about wildfires in the United States?

A: Wildfire is the fire which is unwanted and is out of control (uncontrolled ) in an area like forest…

Q: What does the high density of elephant population in an area can result?

A: BASIC INFORMATION POPULATION INTERACTION It is basically the interaction between the different or…

Q: Explain the importance of the bottle neck effect in conservation biology of endangered species.

A: The bottleneck effect is a phenomenon observed during the course of evolution when due to drastic…

Q: what is the brown bears range in North America at the present time?

A: Brown bear is a bear located mainly in Eurasia and North America.Scientific name of brown bear is…

Q: competition is direct and interspecific

A: The ecosystem has different kind of organisms present in it. These organisms are all dependent on…

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

A: Ecosystem is defined as complex interaction between biotic and abiotic components of the…

Conservation Biology

The study of how to prevent the loss of biological diversity on the planet is called conservation. Biological diversity, also termed biodiversity, consists of various life forms found in a specific location or across the entire planet, including ecosystems, species, populations, and genes. Conservation thus aims to protect the diversity of life at all levels of biological organization.