Answer:A
Explanation:
It absorbs carbon dioxide
Answer:
While the long-billed prairie-bird’s fundamental niche included a wide range of prey species, competition with other species in the newly colonized prairie reduced the realized niche such that fewer food types were utilized
Explanation:
Options are given:
The two populations of the long-billed prairie-birds had different fundamental niches, but the same realized niche
The original population of long-billed prairie-birds had higher levels of competition for food resources and in order to find enough food had a more varied diet. Those in the newly colonized area faced less competition and adapted to a smaller range of food types.
While the long-billed prairie-bird’s fundamental niche included a wide range of prey species, competition with other species in the newly colonized prairie reduced the realized niche such that fewer food types were utilized
The long-billed prairie-bird’s fundamental niche shifted as a result of competition with other species such that individuals in the newly colonized prairie foraged on a smaller variety of food types
Since in the question it is mentioned that scientists compare the populations with respect to the two bird and determined for the long billed prairie birds and the available of food is same in the two areas
This above situation represents the competitive exclusion concept. The species should be entered into the competitor in the case when there is a large number and the feeding should be started for survival
Answer:
<em>Jansky Very Large Array </em>
Explanation:
It Is most powerful telescope on Earth and is located on the plains of San Agustin near Socorro, New Mexico, US. This telescope consist of 25 antennas whose collective ares is equal to a single 430 foot antenna. The angular resolution is equal to an antenna of 22 miles in diameter. It is also possible to adjust its arms to change its resolutions. There is receiver in each antenna that can operate from wavelength range of 4 mm to 7 metres. National Radio Astronomy Observatory is in charge of this telescope.
