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Although unlovely and unloved, cockroaches do have a niche. They are scavengers. They eat dead and decaying matter. They rid the world of ecological trash. And their waste is good for the soil.
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What is the ecological role of the quagga?
The ecological role of a quagga is almost identical to a zebra. They are considered a consumer in our ecosystem.
What is an energy role?
It is a ecological function.
What is an ecological functional role?
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What is the ecological role of a starfish?
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What is the ecological role of a quagga?
The quagga is a consumer.
What defines the ecological role of organisms?
A niche I think
What is a organism's role in a habitat?
That is an organism's ecological niche.
What is the purpose of cockroaches?
Based on the article I've read, it has two main significance: Ecological Significance and Significance in Medical Research.Ecological Significance - cockroaches breakdown nutrients of decaying matters. They play a major role as decomposers too.References:http://yougotme.hubpages.com/hub/Why-Do-Cockroaches-Topple-Over-When-They-Die
What is the contribution of cockroaches in ecosystem?
There does not seem to be any reason to expect cockroaches to die out; they are a very successful species, however, if they were unexpectedly to die out, their ecological niche would be quickly filled by other scavenging insects, of which there are many.
What defines rhe ecological role of organisms?
Thae enviroment
What is the role in the habitat of the emperor penguin?
The niche, or ecological role of the Emperor penguin is that they eat fish.
If an organism converts energy in the environment into food what is the ecological role of the organism?
The role of the organism would be a producer.
