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By comparing fossils of a species from long ago to those of today you can conclude that?
today's species evolved from those of the past.
What term defines the kind of species that have been introduced to the ecosystem by man?
exotic species
What do you call those animals that are about to disappear?
Endangered [species]
How many species of swallows are there?
There are 75 species of Swallows found world wide. 8 of those species are found in Canada and United States.
When a species is made up of different smaller groups, each of those smaller groups is known as a?
species
Using plus for those that benefit for those that are harmed and 0 for no effect what expressions best represents competition between species?
In competition between species, the outcomes can be represented as follows: when one species benefits at the expense of another, it can be denoted as + for the benefitting species and - for the harmed species. If both species are negatively impacted by competition, it can be represented as - for both. In cases where there is no effect on either species, it would be represented as 0. Thus, the expressions could be summarized as: Species A (+) vs Species B (-) or Species A (-) vs Species B (-), depending on the interaction.
How many Cardinal species are there?
There are 5 different species of cardinal. Within those different species, there are also different variations, such as their coloring, and how they differ from the others.
What is a sentence for species?
The alien demanded to know what species Bill was.This is an endangered species.
How are organisms in a species different from others in their genue?
Organisms in a species have characteristics that differ from those of other organisms in their genus.
How are organisms in a species different from others in genus?
Organisms in a species have characteristics that differ from those of other organisms in their genus.
How might associative learning explain why unrelated distasteful or stinging insects have similar colors?
If a predator learns that an insect that looks a certain way (has a certain colour display) stings or is distasteful then it will avoid eating other insects with those colours, even if those insects are of a different species and do not sting or are not distasteful. If those two unrelated insect species have the same predatores, then eventually the individuals that mimic those that sting or are distasteful will leave more descendants than others in their species that do not have those colours and the species will tend to look more and more like those that do.
What are Populations of organisms such as kudzu and the fire ant that are introduced into a new habitat and reproduce very rapidly are known as species.?
Those are invasive species.
