Carbon is found in the non-living part of the hydrosphere, atmosphere, and Geo-sphere, as carbonate (CaCO3) rocks and dead organic matter, such as humus in soil.
Typically, your graph is going to have population on the y-axis and some ... it will show zero growth, which will result in a slope of zero: a horizontal line. ... and the area on the graph identified as such will not be a flat line
The differences in populations are
(Colors)
(Look)
(Shape)
And (Form)
The slight color can be important because of camouflage.
The color can also make the organism look like a different animal.
Lets put snakes for example...
there are also some harmless snakes that are often confused with the coral snake, the shovel-nose snake, the scarlet kingsnake, the Florida scarlet snake, the Pueblan Milk Snake, and other snakes that look like coral snakes.
They do this so they look like a very dangerous animal and dont get hunted.
