Can you help me with this pattens in biomass in ecosytems work for my bio class so basically so the meadow simulation to put data on the tables and then sketch the results on the graph thingy and then answer the question Part 1 ResultsSet the following initial conditions, run the simulation, and complete the table below. (Note: After a runyou can click on the graph to make a line appear. Drag the line to the year that you want to record thedata for and it will appear in the data table below the graph).Biomass in kg/m²t=0t-50t= 99Foxes BiomassRabbits BiomassGrass Biomass500 kg/m²500 kg/m?500 kg/m?2. Below is a biomass diagram representing the initial conditions for trial 1. Sketch the finalbiomass diagram for part 1 (Notes: you can always get back to the lab book that records the datafor each run by clicking the left button of the stopwatch to start a new run).16FoxesFoxesRabbitsRabbitsGrassGrassInitial Part 1 Biomass(as percent of ecosystem total)Final Part 1 Biomass(as percent of ecosystem total)er3. Why do you think that the biomass diagram changed the way that it did in part 17 Explain yourreasoningMediagnature

Meadow is the field of the open habitats.

Results Set the following initial conditions, run the simulation, and complete the table below. (Note: After a run you can click on the graph to make a line appear. Drag the line to the year that you want to record the data for and it will appear in the data table below the graph). Biomass in kg/m² Foxes Biomass Rabbits Biomass Grass Biomass t= 0 500 kg/m 500 kg/m 500 kg/m t-50 t= 99 2. Below is a biomass diagram representing the initial conditions for trial 1. Sketch the final biomass diagram for part 1 (Notes: you can always get back to the lab book that records the data for each run by clicking the left button of the stopwatch to start a new run). 16 Foxes Foxes Rabbits Rabbits Grass Grass Final Part 1 Biomass

Results Set the following initial conditions, run the simulation, and complete the table below. (Note: After a run you can click on the graph to make a line appear. Drag the line to the year that you want to record the data for and it will appear in the data table below the graph). Biomass in kg/m² Foxes Biomass Rabbits Biomass Grass Biomass t= 0 500 kg/m 500 kg/m 500 kg/m t-50 t= 99 2. Below is a biomass diagram representing the initial conditions for trial 1. Sketch the final biomass diagram for part 1 (Notes: you can always get back to the lab book that records the data for each run by clicking the left button of the stopwatch to start a new run). 16 Foxes Foxes Rabbits Rabbits Grass Grass Final Part 1 Biomass

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Chapter18: The Biosphere And Human Effects

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