Yea what that person said
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1. Less trash to landfill. More recycled items = savings to production costs of new items
<span>such as aluminum, glass, cardboard. </span>
<span>2. Most insects have particular predators such as a specific animal or bird that eats them as a major or sole portion of their diet. </span>
<span>3. Do not plant 100% of the same plants and trees across the area. </span>
<span>Do not harvest all of a species during a normal growth cycle. If a tree takes 50 years to grow to harvest size, schedule cuttings to avoid extinction of that tree within the area.</span>
Answer:
C. Mean
Explanation:
sir / ma your question isn't clear. That aside.
to know how population size of species affect the sustainability we find the mean carrying size(just a guess)
1 Answer. Mandira P. With the discovery of electron microscope, biologists realised that it did not make any sense to include prokaryotic world of bacteria in kingdom protista with single celled eukaryotic organisms. Hence a separate kingdom, Monera, was created.
<h2>Answer:</h2>
The priority list will be like this
- Fruit Trees
- Birds
- Monkeys
- Tigers
<h2>Explanation:</h2>
In an ecosystem, producers are the first level of the food chain. And we know that plants are producers because they produce their own food. So, fruit trees will be at the beginning of the food chain. After producers comes the primary consumers. Primary consumers are animals that feed on producers. Both birds and monkeys feed on fruit trees, so they are the next in line after fruit trees. Finally, secondary consumers eat primary consumers. As tigers eat animals i.e monkeys etc so they are secondary consumers, and thus they are last on the food chain list.
