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LUCKY_DIMON [66]
3 years ago
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If all Insectivorous birds and remaining beetles were removed from habitat 2 and SOO additional dark brown beetles and 500 addit

ional light tan beetles were then released into habitat 2. What would best estimate of the number of additional dark-brown beetles that would be expected to be recaptured In habitat 2 after one more week?
Biology
1 answer:
arsen [322]3 years ago
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Answer and Explanation:

Throughout the world, the most different species of organisms are insects.  As compared to the other species, the number of insect species is greater. The exact number of insect species can be estimated from previous and current studies. Approximately nine hundred thousand species of insects are known. Insectivorous birds are those birds that feed on insects. For numerous growing insectivorous birds, insects are used as a source of protein.  One of the most common kinds of insects is beetles. They are found everywhere.  Beetles eat fruits, leaves, and other parts of the plant. The reproductive and fertility ability of insects is remarkable. In habitat 2, beetles and insectivorous birds were living. If all insectivorous birds and remaining beetles were removed from habitat, two and five hundred additional light tan beetles and 500 dark brown beetles were released in habitat 2. After one more week, one thousand dark brown beetles would be expected to be recaptured in the habitat 2.

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