Answer: Keystone species
Explanation: A keystone species is a species which occupied a niche so central in the ecosystem that it has a disproportionately large effect on its environment and other species in it.
The coral's function in its ecosystem is so vital that if you were to remove it, the entire community would be drastically altered beyond recognition.
The coral serves as the base structure of its ecosystem.
That is to say that many corals are hermatypic(they form reefs). This reef serves as the environmental structure of the Coral's ecosystem. Built in and around it is a very biodiverse biotic environment. The coral not only serves as a hiding place and habitat for many marine organisms including fish, clams, lobsters, etc. It serves as resting place for larger animals like turtles and also serves as hunting sites for other animal species.
The most common way of determining a keystone species, is to see what happens when that species is removed from the ecosystem. Coral have shown to be so central to their ecosystem that the bleaching of coral reefs due to tourism and climate change causes a massive loss to biodiversity. And this is quite significant as reefs are the most biodiverse marine habitats.
It would be considered biotic since it is nonliving
Answer:
chloroplast i think , i may b wrong
Answer: False
Explanation:
During Primary Succession, an area that has just been newly exposed or is rock that has just formed newly, gets colonized for the first time by organisms.
This is not driven by competition for resources because only certain organisms can even survive in the area in the first place such as lichens or plants which then convert the area to a more habitable form for other organisms over a period of centuries.
C. Observations are made in a living mouse
An in vivo experiment consists on conducting the study in a whole living organism, in this case, a mouse
