Several similar species can live in the same habitat only if they occupy different ecological niches. An ecological niche presents not only the physical space in the habitat that the species occupies, but also the place in the food web and the role of the species in the ecosystem. Therefore, in the example of warblers, the species can live in the same spruce because they use different resources and strategies of survival.
Several species of warblers can live in the same spruce tree only because they occupy different nitches within the tree. So option "c" is the correct option as far as the given question is concerned. These birds may not be of the same species but they do have some similarities like they are very vocal and can be rarely seen but definitely heard. All species of warblers are insectivorous and also very small. As they are small so identifying them can be very difficult for a person. These birds are mostly dull greenish or brownish in color.
I think it would be (from smallest to biggest) this info is from various sources and scientific PDFs 1Glucose=1nanometer 2Protein=10nanometer 3Disaccharides= 200+nanometer 4Starch=1000+nanometer
so that whenever we get hurt or something happens our system can grow back like a scar.Everyday it is rebuilding new cells as well as it is always throwing away cells that don't work anymore
Birds and bats have homologous limbs because they are both ultimately derived from terrestrial tetrapods, but their flight mechanisms are only analogous, so their wings are examples of functional convergence.
