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What do food webs help us understand?
A.population effects of growthB.ecological effects of energyC.ecological effects of extinction or species introductionD.species relocation
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How can a food chain help us understand the populations within a habitat?
What do food webs help us understand? A.population effects of growthB.ecological effects of energyC.ecological effects of extinction or species introductionD.species relocation
WHY does the population of animal living in jungle not increases as quickly as the human population does?
Food chain, habitat resources and limited food availability restricts the growth of animals which do not implement in case of humans.
What is Tsubakimoto Chain's population?
The population of Tsubakimoto Chain is 5,300.
What is the population of Tsubakimoto Chain?
Tsubakimoto Chain's population is 2,010.
What is the rainforest role in the food chain?
habitat
What are the difference between a habitat and a food chain?
A habitat is the environment an organism naturally lives in. A food chain is the order in which organisms consume other organisms for energy.
Who is at the top of the mountain habitat food chain?
USC
What descirbes both a food chain and food web?
Explain how producers consumers and decomposers all have an ecosystem support the population within it
How have humans changed bat's population by disrupting its food chain or food web?
Well, it is either using fertiliesers/weed killers/pesticieds on the fruits they eat or deforestaion, they destroying of their habitat
What is Food web and food chain compare?
Food chains and food webs are representations of the predator-prey relationships between species within an ecosystem or habitat. Many chain and web models can be applicable depending on habitat or environmental factors.Every known food chain has a base made of autotrophs, organisms able to manufacture their own food (e.g. plants, chemotrophs).
How does kaingin system affects the food chain?
by burning of course,the animals that in food chain are homeless or no habitat...or the other is dead
What are the causes of a balanced food chain and a imbalanced food chain?
A balanced food chain is maintained by a stable ecosystem with a healthy population of producers, consumers, and decomposers, where energy and nutrients flow efficiently. Key causes include biodiversity, effective predator-prey relationships, and sustainable environmental conditions. Conversely, an imbalanced food chain can arise from factors like habitat destruction, pollution, invasive species, and overfishing, which disrupt these relationships and lead to population declines or surges. Such imbalances can result in ecosystem degradation and loss of species diversity.
