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What might happen if the population of hawks in ecosystem grows very large?
there would be less nutrients for the plant.
Why is the number of genes that an organism possesses not an indication of its biological complexity?
The number of genes an organism possesses does not directly correlate with its biological complexity because gene function and regulation play critical roles in determining an organism's traits. For example, simpler organisms like certain bacteria can have a relatively large number of genes but exhibit straightforward biological processes. In contrast, more complex organisms, such as mammals, may have fewer genes but utilize intricate regulatory mechanisms, alternative splicing, and interactions between genes to achieve greater complexity. Additionally, environmental interactions, epigenetics, and developmental pathways significantly contribute to an organism's complexity beyond just gene count.
Why are a large number of offspring needed to get accurate results in genetic experiments?
Large number can reduce the error. It gives a sharper result
What are types of hawks?
There are several types of hawks. 1. Buteos. Large woodland and open country hawks, such as the red tailed, red shouldered, broad winged and others. 2. Accipiters. These are the so called chicken hawk species, that prey mainly on birds, swift ambush predators with rounded wings and long tails. Cooper's hawk, sharp shinned, and Goshawk. 3. Falcons. Fast flying hawks with pointed wings and great diving ability. Peregrine, kestrel, merlin, gyrfalcon, others. 4. Harriers. Hawks that swoop low over meadows and pastureland in such of prey, often seen hovering. Characterised by long wings and tail, and with white rump. Females are brown, males silvery gray. Northern harrier. 5. Kites. Graceful, swallow like flight, often with pointed wings and tail (except snail kite). Mississippi kite, snail Kite, swallow tailed kite, others. For more info on the various hawk species, a field guide is a useful tool.
Where are the light receptors located in the eye?
Light receptors are located in retina of eye ball. They are rods and cones. Rods are for night vision and cones for color vision. Retina is innermost layer in an eye in posterior compartment. Inside it, is vitreous gel. It is a part of brain and gets separate blood supply from branch of internal carotid artery. They are present in large number in fovea centralis. They are absent, where the optic nerve leaves the eye ball. That creates the 'blind spot' in visual area.
A certain forest is a home for a large number of Hawks . What does this tell you about the number of mice and other small animal that live there?
If a forest is a home for a large number of hawks, it suggests there are many mice and other small animals living there to provide food for the hawks.
What kind of hawks fly in large groups called kettles?
Broad-winged hawks.
Where do Hawks live and what can harm them?
Hawks live in alot of places but mostly warm places (not tropics or jungles). Large cats,bears,and other large animals.
What is the predator of the vampire bat?
Large birds such as hawks
Why are there fewer hawks then blackbirds in the food chain?
hawks are predators and territorial they need large territories to hunt so you see less of them
Is it normal for Red Tail Hawks to fly in large groups together?
It is normal for Red Tail Hawks to flock during migration.
What names of large birds whose spelling ends with cks?
hawks
What are the main predators for snakes?
Hawks or anytype of a large predatory bird.
Is it true that hawks most likely have feet with large claws?
yes
What is the purpose of scleral buckling?
Scleral buckling is used to reattach the retina if the break is very large or if the tear is in one location. It is also used to seal breaks in the retina.
What animals eat the jerboa?
This rodent is eaten by large birds such as hawks and eagles
What are the cottontails predators?
Bobcat, foxes, coyote, hawks, humans, large rattlesnakes.
