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Ronch [10]
3 years ago
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25 POINTS!! WILL MARK AS BRAINLIEST!!!!

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statuscvo [17]3 years ago
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Conservationists establish that the carrying capacity of a population of deer in an extensive geographical area is 945. The current population of deer is 1,100. What is likely to happen to the population of deer?

A. The growth pattern will change from logistic to exponential.

B. The minimal viable population for the deer will increase.

C. Deer from other populations will immigrate to find mates to reproduce successfully.

D. The population will remain healthy, and its numbers will increase.

<u>E. The population size will drop until the numbers reach the carrying capacity</u>.

What primarily determines the carrying capacity of a population?

A. birthrate

B. death rate

C. biotic and abiotic limitations

<u>D. rate of migration </u>

E. minimal viable population

These are options for the first question

1:  

A) eutrophication

<u>B) exploitation </u>

C) pollution

2:  

<u>A) exploitation </u>

B) climate change

C) invasive species

Paha777 [63]3 years ago
3 0

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If the carrynig capacity of an area is 945, and it is carrying 1.100 individuals, what most likely will happen is that we'll see a decrease in the deers population, until it matches the carrying capacity. This will occur because there wont be enough resources available for all individuals.

Answer:

E.

2 -

The biotic and abiotic limitations are what determine the carrying capacity of a population. Which in other words is simply the amount of living and non-living things that can occupy an area.

If you get a wagon, and say the carrying capacity of that wagon is 100 people, you'll be counting the number of seats (number of people that can sit), the number of people that can stand plus non-living factors such as the space occupied by the seats, metal bars, etc.

Answer:

C.

Image 1-

Exploitation - you usually here this term being used with minerals in stuff, but it can also occur with animals through excessive hunting and poaching.

Invasive species - these are species that are introduced into an ecosystem they do not belong to, and therefore, most of the time cause a lot of damage and some of this damage can be irreveersible, like the extinction of species.

Answers:

B and C.

Image 2 -

There is not much to think about it this image. The regions with a very high threat posed by the invasive species are the ones that will suffer the most.

Answer:

North-American square.

Image 3-

Insects do not go out in windy or rainy days, also because these tend to be cold days.

Insects prefer sunny days, and cloudy days only if the temperature is hot.

Answer:

First week - Wednesday.

Second week - Monday, Friday and Saturday.

Hope it helped,

BioTeacher101

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