Levels of organization in ecosystem: 1.Individuals or organisms <span>2.Population- A group of organisms of a given species that live in a specific area at a given time</span> <span>3.Comunity- All of the populations of different species that live in the same area and interact with one another</span> <span>4. Ecosystem- Community (biotic) interacting with the environment (abiotic)</span> <span>5.Biome- A group of ecosystems sharing similar characteristics</span> <span>6. <span>Biosphere-The sum of all the ecosystems established on planet Earth.</span></span>
<span><span>Species - a group of genetically related individuals that can breed to produce fertile young. The individuals are not necessarily members of the same species. </span><span> Population - a group of same species that interact with one another and reside in the same location.
</span><span>Community - a population comprised of different species that interact with one another and reside in the same location. </span><span> Ecosystem - includes all non-living aspects and the living population of the environment. It comprise both abiotic and biotic factors in the area. </span></span>
A. Yes, its an inherited behaviour that helps the goose and its offspring to survive.
Explanation:
Adaptation could be a trait with a functional role in an individual or animal that is maintained and has also evolved as a result of natural selection.
The male goose hissing and wing flapping is an adaptive trait of scaring away predators.
