Answer:
every squirrel in the forest
all forests populations
plants, fungi and microbes in the forest
Explanation:
In ecology, a community refers to a population of different species of organisms occupying a particular area at a particular time. In other words, community is a group of living organisms of different species interacting with one another in a given habitat.
According to the question, a forest community will contain all plants, animals and microbes in the forest involved in a series of interaction with one another. This includes every squirrel in the forest, all population of organisms in the forest and all plants, fungi and microbes in the forest.
N.B: If the abiotic components are included to the living ones, they will together make up an ECOSYSTEM.
C. Sr is Mg step by step example: ahh Auerbach
Question 1: the difference is that Haploid cells are those that have only a single set of chromosomes while diploid cells have two sets of chromosomes.
Question 2: Mitosis creates diploid cells
Question 3: Meiosis creates haploid cells
Answer:
The correct answer is a. Membrane budding requires transient breakages in the bilayer membrane.
Explanation:
In the budding process of the membrane there are no breakages because the lipid membrane is so flexible that they start making the new bud and don't have to add or quit any phospholipid, and then when the process is done lipids separate and the membrane comes to the original assembly and the new bud is formed.