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What is the invader species in Florida's Everglades
AnswerThe Burmese python.
What are Blue Sided Leaf Frogs predators

snakes, birds, lizards snakes, birds, lizards snakes, birds, lizards

A group of organisms of one species that interbreed and live in the same place at the same time

Population is a group of organisms of one species that interbreed and live in the same place at the same time.

How are parasites and predators alike

Parasites and predators are alike in the fact that they both depend on another living thing to survive. A predator kills its prey for nourishment while parasites drain their host slowly.

An exapmple of an electric discharge

Lightening

What shows the decrease of energy at each level of a food chain

an energy pyramid

An organism that feeds on all sorts of food is

An organism that eats many types of food is called an omnivore.

Which country gets the least rain

Egypt is the country which recieves the lowest amount of precipitation per year. Its average is just 51mm per year.

Where does a sloth spend most of its time

In the trees - sleeping or eating

Normal ranges for dissolved oxygen test

dissolved oxygen is dissolved oxygen

What type of interaction do both species benefit

Mutualism .... hope it helped! (:

What is the protective covering of endoparasitic flukes

tegument!

What are the two types of habitats on Earth

terrestrial and aquatic habitats.

What happens to biomass as you move up its pyramid

The Biomass decreases as the energy is used up on the way to the "top".

What do some prey species have that enable them to avoid predators

Most Prey Species have wide-set eyes so they have a larger field of vision.

How is the ecosystem likely to change as a result Select the two correct answers.

Loss of habitat

Loss of species

Which statement describes an example of a scavenger and its diet

vultures eat fresh dead animals

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