Insects.
sequence of nucleotides. This sequence contains the genetic information that determines the characteristics of an organism, including its physical traits and how it functions. Differences in the DNA sequence among species account for the vast diversity of life on Earth.
The opposite of dwarfs is giants. Giants are typically depicted as larger-than-life beings, often towering over others in size and strength.
I wouldn't say that an organism is 'primitive', it's much better to state that the organism is philogenetically old (or older in comparison to other organism). Such statement means that a species has been on earth for a longer period of time than others.
Diversity among and within plant and animal species in an environment. It means that each plant and each animal in an ecosystem is not exactly the same. If something like an infection or disease would affect a species, some would not be affected while the others would not.
Yes, the theory of island biogeography suggests that older ecosystems tend to have fewer species compared to younger ecosystems. This is because older ecosystems have likely reached a state of equilibrium where species have adapted and filled available niches, resulting in fewer opportunities for new species to establish themselves. Additionally, older ecosystems may also experience environmental changes or disturbances that could lead to a decline in species diversity over time.
sequence of nucleotides. This sequence contains the genetic information that determines the characteristics of an organism, including its physical traits and how it functions. Differences in the DNA sequence among species account for the vast diversity of life on Earth.
False. The classification group that is made up of only one type of organism that can reproduce only with others like itself is a species, not a genus. A genus is a broader classification group that contains one or more closely related species.
The answer is in the question. When the characteristics of one organism differ from that of another organism then its classification differs. The classifications depend on the characteristics. For example if one organism has no bones then it is classified with the other organisms that have no bones. If it also has a shell, then it is classified with others that have no bones but also have a shell. This tells us which family, or branch of that family, etcetera, right down to the filum or individual species of the organism. A species has no other species with identical characteristics.
The size of a species can vary greatly depending on the specific organism. Some species can be as small as a few millimeters, while others can be as large as several meters or more. There is no one "normal" size range for all species, as each organism has evolved to fit a specific ecological niche.
-Invasive species- When a new species that is not native moves into an area, it often won't have natural predators and can thus survive better than natives. They take over, and lower diversity levels by killing off other species -Keystone species- a keystone species is a species which many others in the food chain rely on, if the keystone species has a problem or decrease in population the diverersity of the population will also decrease. - Availability of resources- For instance food, shelter, nutrients, notice that rain forests which are abundant in rain forests show much diversity, while a tundra shows very little diversity. - Stability of the community- for instane, tempreture shifts will cause a decrease in diversity because certain species have a small range of tempreture that they can live in. This is why coral reefs are decreasing in diveristy, they are very limited in teh tempreture they can live in. I wouldn't agree that natural selection affects diversity levels as it is present at all times, in every ecosystem and does not fluctuate.
The time it takes for an organism to reach maturity varies depending on the species. Some organisms can reach maturity in weeks, while others may take years. It is essential to know the specific species to determine its growth rate.
The conditions under which an organism survives and exists in the community is called its ecological niche. This includes the resources it needs, how it interacts with other species, and its habitat requirements. Each species occupies a unique niche to avoid competition with others.
an organism that feeds on others in food chain
The opposite of dwarfs is giants. Giants are typically depicted as larger-than-life beings, often towering over others in size and strength.
The boss of the dwarfs was Grumpy. He was often portrayed as the leader of the group, making decisions and expressing his opinions more prominently than the others.
Yes There are several species that have gone extinct. Some through human influence - like the dodo and the thylacine. Others, like dinosaurs - through natural causes .
one stick breaks itself, many break others