<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.
Answer:
-0.50
Explanation:
For the graph displayed, the most probable value of the correlation Coefficient is - 0.50 ; the line of best fit has a negative skoe and hence will have a negative relationship as the correlation Coefficient is a statistical value which measures the degree of relationship between two variables. Also, the distribution of data in the plot does not give a perfect fit, hence a correlation Coefficient of - 1.0 isn't possible for the distribution shown.
The given blank can be filled with selecting.
It has been shown by Belyaev and Trut that foxes can be domesticated, over the time of various generations, by selecting and mating animals with certain traits, like responses to feeding, handling, and others.
A sustained multi-generational association in which one group of species presumes a substantial extent of effect over the care and reproduction of another group to secure a more predictable supply of resources from that latter group is known as domestication.
D. secondary
Two groups: primary and secondary
The primary groups has stronger and deeper relationships with its member/s than secondary groups, many of which are superficial gatherings and surface dealings.
Primary groups include:
1. Family
2. Lover
<span>3. Husband/Wife </span>
Secondary groups:
1. Colleagues
2. Classmates
3. Friends
<span>4. Acquaintance</span>
