The individuals of the species listed in the table that would have high ecological tolerance to a new island habitat are A. Species A and E
<h3>What is High Ecological Tolerance?</h3>
This refers to the capacity of an organism to endure harsh environmental conditions such as physiological and morphological properties.
Hence, we can see that when an organism has a large e.t, it means there is a wide adaptability range, and a low e.t means narrow adaptability.
If we consider the given table, there are five species that have different ecological tolerance, and Species A and E have similar temperature ranges, food sources, and habitat and they have high ecological tolerance to a new island habitat.
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D= m/v where d is density, m is mass, and v is volume
The answer for this question would be false
