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Why are the Eurypterids in these cross sections not useful as index fossils?
The Eurypterids in these cross sections not useful as index fossil because they are only found in certain areas are a long lived organism
What animals eat wildflowers?
Animals such as deer, rabbits, bees, butterflies, and birds like finches and hummingbirds are known to eat wildflowers. They play an essential role in pollination and contribute to the ecosystem's balance. However, overgrazing by animals can lead to a decline in wildflower populations in certain areas.
Plants and animals live in?
Plants and animals live in various ecosystems, such as forests, grasslands, oceans, and deserts. These environments provide them with the necessary resources, such as food, water, shelter, and sunlight, to survive and thrive. Each ecosystem has unique characteristics that influence the types of plants and animals that can inhabit them.
How does deforestration affect animals humans and the environment?
Animals loose their habitat and die out or become extinct. Humans loose plants which could be useful, loose forests which balance the atmosphere by absobing CO2 and giving out Oxygen.. Local weather can be affected and loss of the root systems can cause landslides. The deforested areas can rapidly become barren and turn into dessert.
When cats claim and defend certain areas what is it called?
territorial behavior
What do you call the geographic region of plants and animals where certain species evolve?
That geographic region is called a "biogeographic region." This term refers to areas with distinct ecological characteristics that support the evolution of specific plant and animal species.
Why are the Eurypterids in these cross sections not useful as index fossils?
The Eurypterids in these cross sections not useful as index fossil because they are only found in certain areas are a long lived organism
Major terrestrial assemblages of plants animals and microorganisms that occur over wide geographical areas and that have disticnt characteristics?
Biomes
Why do certain areas attract large populations?
Uneducated and stupid people breed like animals then spill over into new areas, so it probably won't be certain areas in the future.
Are there areas where statistics is not useful?
No
A geographical region that contains a characteristics assemblage of plants and animals is called a?
A geographical region that contains a characteristic assemblage of plants and animals is called a biome. Biomes are areas with the same climatic conditions.
What is an example of co evolution in the tundra?
This is when one animal will evolve into two different species. Many animals and insects will do this in certain areas.
Why is it important for a living things habitat to remain intact?
God put everything in its place for a reason...certain areas produce certain plants, with certain bugs, that nourish certain grasses, that certain animals eat.. Even leaving certain animals stool (like cow dunk) nourishes the soil. Man's destruction and rearrangement of such things puts everything off course.
What does the SPCA deal with?
-A lack of funding which often leads to an inability to house many animals due to a lack of food and other basics. -A lack of general respect and tolerance for animals in certain communities. -A difficulty in gaining volunteers. -Certain diseases in animals (some areas.) -People not properly understanding the cause.
How do animals adaot to a particular environment?
animals adapt to the environment if the temperatures are certain to sustain them and also if they have enough food. One other thing is if animals have enough space they can easily adapt but if they are in danger they can evacuate to areas where they feel safe.
What is region in geography?
In geography, a region is an area defined by certain characteristics or features that set it apart from surrounding areas. These characteristics can include physical geography, climate, culture, economy, or political boundaries. Regions help geographers and society understand and analyze the world by grouping areas with similar attributes.
What happens to zoos that have extra animals?
Zoos will often offer animals and trade with other zoos to create new breeding programs in other areas. If the animals are not too dependent on humans, they may be released into the wild under certain circumstances.
