Question

How would the ecosystem’s carrying capacity for a species change, if the species cannot adapt to changes of habitat?

Answer 1

Carrying Capacity is the maximum population size of the species that the environment can sustain indefinitely. [ Given habitat is same ]

So, now if you change the habitat, you would have a different ecosystem, and as species cannot adopt to changes of habitat, then they would get eliminated. Their number will be reached to zero, it will get permanently destroyed from that ecosystem.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The carrying capacity can be defined as the maximum capacity of population size an environment can able to support and sustain indefinitely. Given that the food, water habitat, and other necessities are available in the environment.

It may vary for each species in a habitat because of different shelter, food requirements.

If the species would not adapt to the changes that are taking place in their habitat then they are not able to survive and ultimately they die.