In a forest, there would probably be a deer, and a deer tick. The tick will latch onto the deer's skin, bury its head in the flesh and suck its blood. This would be an example of parasitism because one is benefiting (the tick) and the other is harmed (the deer).
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Answer: B) Black bears, deer, and squirrels would undergo a mass extinction, so the forest’s biodiversity would decrease.
Limiting factor is a factor which limit the growth, distribution and abundance of population of one or more species in an ecosystem. A limiting factor can be natural or man-made. Natural limiting factor includes resources (food, shelter and water), abundance in predator population, natural disasters like landslide and earthquakes. Man-made limiting factors include deforestation, forest fires and nuclear explosions.
Here, oak trees can be considered as limiting factor. Oak trees are source of food resource in temperate deciduous forest. Cutting down of these trees will affect the populations of animals residing in the forest. As, populations of beer, black deer, and squirrels all rely on the acorns obtain from oak trees, cutting down of trees will result in mass extinction of black bears, deer, and squirrels. Hence, the diversity of animals in forest would decrease.
Just choose either of these- precipitants/co-existing illnesses (trauma, infxn, pancreatitis, etc), comorbid medical & psych dx (suicidality), iatrogenic causes (evolution of sx while hospitalized), previous hx of AWD, dehydration, electrolyte & vitamin deficiencies
Mutations occur in both germ cells and somatic cells, but the consequences of both are different. Mutations in somatic cells are called somatic mutations. In this case, if mutations occur in somatic cells, they can develop diseases, or start the cancerous process. They give rise to all non-germ line tissues because they do not occur in cells that give rise to gametes.
In addition to this, a process known as teratogenesis may occur, which may end up with congenital defects, disorders, and syndromes. During the process, genetic changes may cause alterations in the baby during the embryonic phase of the pregnancy.<span>
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