A. If the prey isn’t getting killed, they will continue to increase the population until they hit their max (due to resources).
Answer:
No this is not an outbreak
Explanation:
No it cannot be classified as outbreak because an outbreak is when the number of affected individuals in an epidemic is much higher as compared to the estimated values. However, an epidemic is the one that affects the people around different countries of the globe.
This can be considered as endemic that is restricted to a certain set of people in a community
I would have studied pattern of movement of affected kids. The common pool to which all these kids visited can be the infectious one. Also one can test the pathogen in infected kinds, and look for similar pathogen in pool water through testing.
Answer:
Recent studies have examined the possibility that variation in species richness within communities may influence productivity leading to an exploration of the relative effect of alterations in species number per se as contrasted to the addition of productive species.
Explanation:
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Herbivores: Bubbles (yellow tang), Bruce (turtle), Dory.
Carnivores: The three sharks. Chum (maiko shark), Bruce (great white shark), Anchor (Hammerhead shark).
