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Which organism would have the greatest population maple tree beetle spider sparrow?
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Which animal has the largest population a beetle a sparrow a spider or a maple tree?
spider
Is a beetle a multicellular organism?
Yes.
Is a bettle a living or non living thing?
A beetle is a living organism.
What organism did people want the cane toads to control and why?
People wanted cane toads to control the cane beetle population in Australia, as the beetles were destroying sugar cane crops. Cane toads were believed to be an effective biological control method due to their appetite for insects.
What is an organism that gets its food from living in or on another organism?
the organism that can eat a consumer could be a other consumer
What is the population of northeastern tiger beetle?
1750-1900 (about) i think
Which organism is most specialized Amoeba Bacteria Grizzly bear Beetle?
Grizzly bear
What happened to pine tree when population of Mountain pine beetle increase?
they where cut their
What is the difference an organism's habitat and its niche?
An organism's habitat is where or the conditions it lives in, and it's niche is how it lives. For example, a dung beetle used animal droppings as food, flying squirrels have flaps of skin that let them hover momentarily.
Do lady bugs excrete waste?
Every Organism that takes in nutrients has to excrete waste. Insects are no exception, and the Lady Bug (or Lady beetle) is no different.
What is an example of mutualism in Africa?
Commensalism relationships are between two organisms where one organism benefits, but has no effect on the other. An example that occurs in Africa is between elephant and a dung beetle. The elephant excretes waste and the ding beetle uses it as nourishment. The beetle benefits without affecting the elephant at all.
Which term describes an organism such as a dung beetle or a cockroach that consumes decaying or dead organic material as its primary source of nutrition?
Decomposer, scavenger or carrion-eater
