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What level of organization are a group of seaside sparrows?
A group of seaside sparrows would be considered a population level of organization.
What is the average lifespan of a seaside sparrow?
Like most sparrows, Seaside Sparrows live for about five years in the wild. Sometimes, they can live up to 13 years, like the last Dusky Seaside Sparrow.
What were the dusky seaside sparrows predators?
They were believed to be Rice Rats
What do seaside sparrows not compete with one another for?
nesting space
How many different varieties of sparrows are there?
There are no varieties of sparrows. There are 245 species of sparrows and finches worldwide.
What is sparrows?
There are many species of sparrows, and they can be found in nearly every habitat except for the polar regions.
What was the dusky seaside sparrows Preditor?
The dusky seaside sparrow had many predators,including,snakes and cats,raccoons,and foxes.But the main reason for the loss of this race of the seaside sparrow was the loss of its habitat which were marshes near Titusville,Florida.The last one died in 1987.
How many sparrows left in the world?
There are many sparrow species, numbering in the billions.
A group of seaside sparrows competing for food nesting space and mates in a salt marsh is an example of the?
food chain
What is the classification of sparrow?
Sparrows are small passerine birds that belong to the family Passeridae. They are classified within the order Passeriformes, which includes over half of all bird species. There are many different species of sparrows found worldwide.
Are sparrows extinct?
Some species may be, but most are not. Check IUCN Redlist for endangered sparrows.
Do sparrows live in Canada?
Yes, sparrows do live in Canada. Various species of sparrows, such as the House Sparrow and the Song Sparrow, can be found across the country. They inhabit diverse environments, including urban areas, grasslands, and forests. Many sparrow species migrate to warmer regions during the winter months, but some can remain in Canada year-round.
