Biology 2e
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Chapter 45, Problem 22RQ
The first species to live on new land, such as that formed from volcanic lava, are called__________.
- climax community
- keystone species
- foundation species
- pioneer species
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The first species to live on new land, such as that formed from volcanic lava, are called________.a. climax communityb. keystone species c. foundation speciesd. pioneer species
Directions: Make a research on invasive species found in the Philippines. On the table below, list down five invasive species, their desired effect and their negative effect on biodiversity.
Invasive Species
Desired/expected effect
Negative effect on biodiversity
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MULTIPLE CHOICE
1a.) An endemic species is _____. Select one below:
Option a: Is found worldwide
Option b: Is rare
Option c: Is found only in a particular locality and nowhere else
1b.) A keystone species is _______. Select one below:
Option a: Interacts many other species in the ecosystem
Option b: Is beneficial to humans
Option c: Is endangered
Answer correctly.
Chapter 45 Solutions
Biology 2e
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