Ectotherms cannot live in a great variety of environments because they cannot produce their own body heat and rely on their environment (like the sun) to maintain their body temperatures. Therefore, ectotherms have to live in relatively warm climates. Endotherms, on the other hand, produce their own body heat and do not rely on the environment as much to maintain their body heat, so endotherms can live in a greater variety of environments.
Prokaryotic cells can be found in bacteria and archaea, which are unicellular organisms. They can be found in a wide variety of environments including soil, water, on and in other organisms, and even extreme environments like hot springs and deep sea vents.
Cells do live in a solid environment. In humans, cells thrive inside the body and are unable to live outside. In plants, cells live in rain forest environments and near rivers, streams, ponds but not in desert environments.
No, actinomycetes do not require light for their growth and metabolism. They are able to thrive in a variety of environments, including soil, water, and decomposing matter, without reliance on light.
Radioresistant organisms can be found in a variety of habitats, including extreme environments such as deserts, deep-sea vents, and highly radioactive environments like nuclear waste sites. These organisms have developed mechanisms to repair DNA damage caused by radiation and thrive in these harsh conditions.
Plants can be found as water plants, and unable to survive being dried out. Plants can be found ranging through temperate climes, to the succulents and cacti plants found thriving in arid desert conditions.
That is not usually true. The environments that have the greatest biodiversity are typically found in the tropics. The tropics receive a consistant supply of solar radiation and are more humid than environments elsewhere. This allows greater ecological complexity in tropical environments.
A variety of environments. Crustaceans live in watery places, etc.
There was a lot of noisy debate of this question, both in scientific literature and the popular media, during the 1990s. While is it no longer so frequently discussed, the question is still not conclusively resolved. The truth is, we really don't have enough knowledge of dinosaur physiology to be certain. It is quite possible that they were not really warmblooded (endotherms), but they could regulate their body temperature quite a lot more than modern reptiles. Also, the term "dinosaur" covers an enormous variety of species, that existed at different times in geologic history, under different conditions. While it is plausible that some dinosaurs were warmblooded, it is extremely unlikely that all of them were, so the only reasonable answer, given our current knowledge, is "many dinosaurs were ectotherms".
settlement patterns
A generalist species is a species that is the ultimate survivor. A generalist species can thrive in a variety of environments and make use of a variety of resources.
Where genetic information is shared by gametes from two parents it produces variety in the offspring. This variety can then allow a species to evolve to exploit different environments.
Where genetic information is shared by gametes from two parents it produces variety in the offspring. This variety can then allow a species to evolve to exploit different environments.
Tropical Rain Forest
Where genetic information is shared by gametes from two parents it produces variety in the offspring. This variety can then allow a species to evolve to exploit different environments.
they are important becuz they protect the shorline and provide environments for a variety of sea lifep
Adaptation plants, such as succulents, have the best chance of surviving in a variety of environments due to their ability to store water and withstand harsh conditions. These plants have evolved to thrive in various climates and can adapt to different levels of sunlight, humidity, and temperature.
i think that enable seed plants to live in a wide variety of environment. because all plants need water so that they can live