Answer:
air temperature, precipitation, wind, and other factors
Explanation:
Answer: All
Explanation: A community is an assembly of one or more species that interacts with one another. However, in a community, the organisms would also interact with their environment.
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The ancestral finch founded a new population on one of the Hawaiian Islands. Due to the founder effect , allele frequencies of the first small population on one of the islands could have differed from their continental goldfinch-like ancestors. The process of natural selection resulted in adaptation and evolution of the island population into a new species over time. Some of the birds crossed to some of the other islands where they were geographically isolated and evolved into more species occupying different niches.
In terms of population genetics, founder effect is when there is a loss of genetic diversity as a result of the establishment of a new population by a relatively few individuals. Following such an establishment, natural selection is the process which results in the genes of the fittest individuals of the population being selected over generations. This process ultimately results in evolution, and over time may give rise to new species. Geographical isolation is the physical separation of a population from another owing to geographical changes in the terrain or area. If two populations of the same species are geographically isolated, there is a great chance over time they may evolve into two different species.
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Golden eagles have adapted their behavior for living in temperate
grasslands by building their nests on the ground.
Temperate grassland is characterized by mainly grasses and very few
trees. Animals like the Golden eagle who build their nests on tall trees are
able to adapt to the absence of these types of trees in the grasslands by
building their nests in the ground.
They live in in pairs in the temperate grasslands to efficiently guard the
nest and hunt animals for their survival.
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