Question

If a scientist were to study the organisms in your ecosystem what questions might they ask

Answer 1

Answer:

I would write a question about relationships between predators and prey of a given ecosystem.

Explanation:

An example question is:

a.) "Draw a predator-prey graph that shows the relationship between lions and zebras."

b.) "Explain the trends of the above graph with regard to increase and decrease of the prey of predators."

I hope that made sense :)

Good luck.

Answer 2

Answer:

He could ask questions related to the eating habits of these organisms, if they have nocturnal or daytime habits and if it is a predator and what are their predators.

Explanation:

In an ecosystem, a scientist is able to observe countless different organisms. These organisms can trigger a scientist's curiosity, causing him to pose some questions about the species he doesn't know.

In relation to animals, the scientist may ask:

• Does this species have a nocturnal or diurnal habit?
• Is it a carnivore or herbivore?
• Is it a predator? What are your prey?
• What are your predators?
• Is this a monogamous species?
• How does it reproduce?
• Is it a native species?