That's how the food chain works. There isn't much to it.
Answer:
c. individuals of a single species that live and interact in one area
Explanation:
When some organisms belonging to a single species live together in an area, they make a population. Since members of a population belong to the same species, they are able to interbreed among themselves to produce viable and fertile progeny. They have the same resource requirement and interact with each other. All the plants of <em>Mangifera indica</em> present in an area make a population. Likewise, a group of <em>Panthera tigris</em> living in a forest together makes the tiger population of that area.
For the first question the answer is Linnaeus
For the second question the answer is D, Organisms can be classified based on similar traits
For the third one the answer is C, the black snakes will survive and reproduce passing their traits to their offspring...
For the last one it’s A, some insects in a population survive temperature changes and pass their traits on to their offspring
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Some of the main causes are plant growth and ice wedging.
