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no an animals habitat is the land that surronds it. including trees, plants, weather, height of land, etc.

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Chuck Norris tells them to ADAPT OR DIE.

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What is a primary species?

A primary species is the first species to inhabit a new environment in the primary succession.


How is the process of survival of the fittest related to a populations environment?

People often think of evolution as what they call survival of the fittest. However, that means a fight among members of a species. This is not what is really meant. The 'fight' is with the environment and the species and not a fight of one individual with another. If the species has a way of best surviving what the environment throws at it, it will survive. Other species might not and will die out.


Does evolution stop once a species is a species?

Answer 1The pace of evolution depends on how well adapted a species is to its environment and how stable the environment is. If a species is not well adapted to its environment then it will either evolve or go extinct. If the environment changes then the species living in it will have to adapt and evolve, or go extinct. If a species is well adapted to its environment and the environment is not changing then there will be no evolutionary pressure and no evolutionary process will occur. This kind of stability can be maintained for millions of years sometimes but ultimately every environment will change.Answer 2The above is not quite correct. Evolution, the change in allele frequency over time in a population of organisms, never stops. Variation by mutation, independent alignment of chromosomes, crossing over and random fertilization still goes on in species. The selection may be stabilizing if the environment is stable, but alleles change. Evolution and speciation are two things that flow seamlessly one into the other.Answer 3The question suggests that the asker is a bit confused about what constitutes a species. For all intents and purposes, we can replace the word 'species' with 'population'. Evolution concerns the changes in allele-frequencies in reproductively linked groups of organisms - populations. 'Species' is just a label that we attach to reproductively linked populations that share definitive features. Species do not become species: they already are, and always have been. Occasionally, we find reason to attach a new species-label to a particular population. Usually such reasons are found in increasing reproductive isolation and the divergence of phenotypes.


What are 3 ways that a species may form?

They can be formed by evolution: A species can't survive in it's environment so it evolves into a more adapted species Two different species can mate: A new species can appear from the offspring of two different species.


How does genetic diversity allow a species to better survive in a changing environment?

i do not now

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How do species interact with their environment?

A species either survives in its environment or the environment kills it.if a species is well adapted to the environment it thrives.


What impact does an butterfly have on its environment?

The butterfly acts as a pollinator in its environment.


Why is species richness more important than abundance?

species richness is related to species diversity. It refers to the number of different species present in an environment. species evenness refers to how close in numbers each species in an environment are. For example an environment with three species A, B, C A has 56 B has 54 C has 55 This environment is low in species richness but high in evenness.


Job of a species in its environment?

The role of a species in its environment is its niche. Job sounds too humanizing.


How does the environment impact species's survival?

If the species environment is not the way the species needs it to survive then the species will become extinct. for example, if doesn't have any trees, then it cant survive.


How does the environment impact species survival?

If the species environment is not the way the species needs it to survive then the species will become extinct. for example, if doesn't have any trees, then it cant survive.


How does the environment Impact a species survival?

If the species environment is not the way the species needs it to survive then the species will become extinct. for example, if doesn't have any trees, then it cant survive.


How does the survival of the fittest relate to the theory of evolution?

People often think of evolution as what they call survival of the fittest. However, that means a fight among members of a species. This is not what is really meant. The 'fight' is with the environment and the species and not a fight of one individual with another. If the species has a way of best surviving what the environment throws at it, it will survive. Other species might not and will die out.


If the environment changes quickly and no individual members of a species are able to survive in the new environment then the species will what?

become extinct.


A species that enters an environment where it has not lived is called?

Invasive species


What are the negative effects of introduced species on the environment?

The effects of non-native species in an environment are that they cause harm and push out native species. Because the environment is not setup for them, they quickly set things out of balance and become harmful.


What is a species tolerance range?

It is the ability for a species to adjust to changes in the environment.