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The example of the meadowlarks is an example of behavioral isolation. This is because the mating call is a behavior the birds exhibit. This helps the birds to find their correct mate because though the birds look similar, they are not able to produce offspring.
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Answer: 26.75 meters.
2πr = 84
2 * 3.14 * radius = 84
radius = 84/6.28
r= 13.375
So the diameter will be 13.375 + 13.375 which is 26.75 meters.
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When it stands the test of time and is supported by many experiments.
Answer:
C. Ringed seal
Explanation:
A marine food web illustrates how energy is passed from one organism (level) to another in this aquatic rich ecosystem.
In the following food web, the interaction goes like this:
- The Arctic cod feeds on plankton and silverslides and it is preyed upon beluga whales and ringed seals.
- The sea duck goes to the bottom of the ocean to feed on benthic organisms and also consumes plankton and silverslides. It doesn't really have predators.
- The beluga whale doesn't really have predators, but it feeds on fish such as silverslades and Arctic cod.
- Ringed seals feed on plankton and Arctic cod and are then consumed by polar bears.
Therefore, according to this information, all organisms except the ringed seal feed directly on silverslides.