Which of these research topics would be considered an example of community ecology?view available hint(s)which of these research
topics would be considered an example of community ecology?an agricultural ecologist investigated the effect of fertilizers on corn crop yields.a researcher found that the reproductive success of bumblebees decreased when the population density of honeybees increased. the decline in the number of bumblebees appeared to be a result of competition for nectar.a graduate student collected information about the age structure of the black bear population in wisconsin.scientists studying the american bullfrog have reported that the longer a bullfrog remains in the tadpole stage, the greater the chance of its survival once it undergoes metamorphosis?
A researcher found that the reproductive success of bumblebees decreased when the population density of honeybees increased. The decline in the number of bumblebees appeared to be a result of competition for nectar.
Explanation:
Topics regarding community ecology will study the interaction between different species that occurs within a certain type of environment.
The interaction could be anything as long as it influence each other's population, distribution, structural position within the evolutionary scale, and the spatial space where both species live in. (the interaction between bumblebees and honeybees above fill this criteria)
His idea is an example of theory as the statement is being
predicted without having a proof or evidence if the given reaction is really
true or not, that is why professor Fayad’s statements is only considered to be
as nothing but a theory.
This refers to the Enclosure movement which was prominent in
Britain from the 18th century to the 19th century. Enclosure
means to divide or consolidate the communal lands and small holding into what
we now see as one big farm which was owned by an individual. This meant that the
villagers could no longer, as they could before that, use that land to raise
livestock among other things.
