Answer:
Changing temperature causes extinction or removal of organism from that place.
Explanation:
Small changes to both biotic and abiotic components can have major effects on an ecosystem because these are the factors on which the ecosystem depends. For example, if the temperature of the ecosystem increases from its limit, it makes the environment unfavourable for the organism so due to this change, the organism migrated to other location otherwise they will die due to unfavourable environment.
D) as there is nothing to absorb the water, and it’s going directly down hill making absorption even slower causing the most run off
Organism c. plants are autotrophs which means they make there own food
There will be far-reaching effects. If for example, the producer is removed, the consequences could be dire. Producers capture sunlight directly and make chemical energy for consumers. If this is the only producer that a particular consumer eats, it may die as well.
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