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The planet, the atmosphere.
Biologically, most species are in something called stasis.
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What classification groups contains organisms that have the most characteristics in common?
Species
Two species have the same niche. What is the most likely outcome when one species is the superior competitor?
The other species will become extinct
How does the rate of extinction compare to the rate of species formation on earth today?
The rate of extinction is faster.
Most species of cyanobacteria are enclosed in a?
mucilaginous sheath
What factors are most important in classification?
Genus and Species
What are most species today?
The planet, the atmosphere. Biologically, most species are in something called stasis. let you in on something this is serious
Today most species are in .?
The planet, the atmosphere. Biologically, most species are in something called stasis. let you in on something this is serious
What is the most dominant species in London today?
people a.k.a humans
Is most species became extinct today because of the habit is destroyed?
Species die everyday , but new ones are discovered as well.
Most species on Earth today are?
humans --------------------------------------- There are far more insects than there are humans!
What kind of species are living today?
There are hundreds of thousands of species living today.
What was the last species of Humans that you do not see today?
The last species of humans that we do not see today are the species Homo Neanderthalenses. (pretty similar to humans we see today). It is not inappropriate Language. That is just what they are called.
English word for species which are not found today?
The English word for a species which is not found today is extinct. This means that there are no living members of this species known to mankind.
How many species of lions are left today in the world?
there are seven species of lion present today
What animals are being abused?
Most animals (including the human species) experience abuse in varying forms today.
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.
Will snakes be around in 20 years?
I think they will be. Although many species are 'threatened' by human actions - I'm sure most of the species around today will still be here in twenty years.
