Answer: Beta nerve fibers
Somatic nerves
General visceral nerves
Explanation:
The right answer is D.
The density of a given population is calculated by dividing the number of inhabitants by the area expressed in km² (or in hectares).
Number of inhabitants ÷ area (in km²) = number of inhabitants / km²
A = 125000 organism/ 2.5 m2 = 50,000 organisms / m2
B = 13000 organisms / m2
C = 37500 organisms / m2
D = 200000 organisms / m2
Answer:
The carrying capacity is different for all populations. It can vary from species to species, habitat to habitats and even within the same habitat at different times. ... So depending on the demands of the species the environment can be capable of sustaining different population sizes of different species............... ᐛ
The answer should be false.
