Answer:
Changes occurs in the environmental conditions directly affect carrying capacity of the ecosystem.
Explanation:
Carrying capacity of the ecosystem refers to the capacity of the environment which adjust plants and animals in a specific atmospheric condition. Suppose in harsh winter, the temperature of the ecosystem is very low which is unbearable for most of the plant and animal species, so very low number of plants and animals are able to live in that environment. In the ecosystem where the winter is harsh and the spring is cold, the population of living organism are more decreasing. If the ecosystem has Harsh winter, Cold spring, and Hot summer, this type of environment hold very low number of living species due to high variation in the environment.
<span>the one that is nor released by trees into the atmosphere is : Ozone
Ozone is the layer beneath the atmosphere that protected us from the harm of direct sunlight.
Ozone is already exist within the earth and not created by organisms. We only produce the substance that potentially destroy it</span>
Answer:
- Individuals are variable.
- Some variations are passed down.
- More offspring are produced than can survive;
- Survival and reproduction are not random.
- The history of earth is long.
Explanation:
The Correct answer is
A: The Hurricane get's bigger as it moves toward the land.
I live there too so yahhh.. I'm so dead..
<span>A negative feedback loop works by adjusting an output, such as heart rate, in response to a change in input, such as blood pressure. A basic loop consists of a receptor, a control center and an effector. If you are at rest and your blood pressure increases, pressure receptors in your carotid arteries detect this change in input and send nerve impulses to the medulla of your brain, or control center. This signals the brain to reduce nerve impulses that stimulate your heart muscle, an effector, to contract. Your heart contracts more slowly and your output, or heart rate decreases, causing your blood pressure to decrease to within target levels.</span>
