Scientists estimate that 150-200 species<span> of plant, insect, bird and mammal </span>become extinct<span> every 24 hours.</span>
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At first, the population of predators would spike and increase quickly, but then over time, gradually decrease.
(This is because at first there's more food, so the predators population increases. But overtime it begins to level out and the predators' population catches up with the prey, and in result, doesn't continue increasing.)
They feed on dead, decaying, organic matter.
Answer:
Here, is the question with the explanations to pick from to complete the question
Tropical rainforests have high species richness of trees. Which of the following statements provides the MOST reasonable explanation why animal species richness is also high in tropical rainforests?
Animals are unable to adapt to climate variability in higher latitudes.
Animals have had the same amount of time to evolve in rainforest areas as trees.
Animal diversification rates are higher than those of trees.
Animals have diversified into the vast number of niches provided by tree diversity
The last option is the most reasonable one
Our answer is:
Animals have diversified into the vast number of niches provided by tree
Explanation:
The reason is that a lot of species are highly specialized to occupy a particular niche. Where that favourable niche exists, the population of that species increases as its offspring colonize new areas.
