Please help with these as they are part of 1 question and I am so confused. I really need help like never before and I will highly consider thumbs up but please help asap. 1- Both the fundamental and realised niches of the Zooplankton will change. ( choose true or false)2- In this food web diagram, humans feed upon the greatest diversity of species. ( choose true or false)3- The fundamental niche of killer whale will be increased. ( choose true or false)4- Alpha diversity and abundance in the benthos will decline. ( choose true or false) Scientists anticipate that dramatic summertime loss of sea ice in the Arctic will causephytoplankton abundance to increase.SeabirdsHumanPolar bearce algaeSealZooplanktonPhytoplanktonBelugawhaleBowheadwhaleArctic/SaffronCodKiller whaleWalrusEpibenthosAlgae matGraywhaleBenthosIs the following statements consistent with the data presented in the food webabove?Choose True for yes, the statement is consistent with the food web.Choose False for no, the statement is not consistent with the food web.

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Please help with these as they are part of 1 question and I am so confused. I really need help like never before and I will highly consider thumbs up but please help asap. 1- Both the fundamental and realised niches of the Zooplankton will change. ( choose true or false)

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Please help with these as they are part of 1 question and I am so confused. I really need help like never before and I will highly consider thumbs up but please help asap.

1- Both the fundamental and realised niches of the Zooplankton will change. ( choose true or false)

2- In this food web diagram, humans feed upon the greatest diversity of species. ( choose true or false)

3- The fundamental niche of killer whale will be increased. ( choose true or false)

4- Alpha diversity and abundance in the benthos will decline. ( choose true or false)

Scientists anticipate that dramatic summertime loss of sea ice in the Arctic will cause
phytoplankton abundance to increase.
Seabirds
Human
Polar bear
ce algae
Seal
Zooplankton
Phytoplankton
Beluga
whale
Bowhead
whale
Arctic/Saffron
Cod
Killer whale
Walrus
Epibenthos
Algae mat
Gray
whale
Benthos
Is the following statements consistent with the data presented in the food web
above?
Choose True for yes, the statement is consistent with the food web.
Choose False for no, the statement is not consistent with the food web.

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