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What is positive human impact on human population?
Family planning. kapm
What is a natural disaster that can have a significant impact on human population?
it will decrease population size
What is the phytoplankton population size?
Almost innumerable.
What is phytoplankton population size?
Almost innumerable.
How zooplankton controls the growth of phytoplankton?
Zooplankton can control the growth of phytoplankton by grazing on them, reducing their population. This grazing pressure can influence the size and composition of phytoplankton communities. By consuming phytoplankton, zooplankton can also regulate nutrient cycling and ecosystem productivity in aquatic environments.
How does rich farmland impact human population?
because takes up space
What are the two kinds of mutations?
ape to human phytoplankton to fish
How does human population growth impact the salamander?
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Why is phytoplankton important to other organisms?
The collapse of the world's phytoplankton population would have dire consequences for our environment and civilization. Global climate health is affected by phytoplankton population health. Phytoplankton is responsible for approximately 50 percent of all photosynthesis on earth. This means they function as a major carbon dioxide sink, pulling this gas from the atmosphere and creating organic matter and emitting oxygen. In this way the phytoplankton population is a major factor in limiting global warming and in the general atmospheric health of the planet.
The population of small photosynthetic organisms found near the surface of the ocean?
Phytoplankton
What limits phytoplankton productivity?
Zooplankton can limit the phytoplankton productivity. The grazers can decrease the population by 75 percent. Other limits include light, nutrients, circulation and temperature.
What is the multiplication formula used to determine the level of human impact on an environmental process?
The multiplication formula used to determine the level of human impact on an environmental process is given by I equals P X A X T, where P stands for population, A is affluence, and T is technology. This equation was introduced in the 1970s by Paul Ehrlich and John Holden.
