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Answer:
The term which can be used for this species is psychrophile. Psychrophilic bacteria are the bacteria which love to grow at low temperature. The optimum they like to grow is 15°c and the highest temperature they grow is 20°c.
The minimal temperature a psychrophile grows is zero degree Celsius so a psychrophile can grow easily at refrigeration temperature which is 4°c. Phychrotrops are bacteria which can grow at cold temperature but tends to grow well above 15-20°c.
Therefore according to this question, there was no growth at 37°C and 50°C, very slight growth out on the benchtop, and abundant growth at refrigeration which determine that the species is a psychrophile.
Answer: The population comes to be dominated by smaller, slower-growing individuals
Explanation:
The minimum catch size simply refers to the shortest allowed length that is required for a caught fish. It should be noted that the minimum catch ensures sustainability with regards to the use of fish stocks and also helps in the promotion of the recovery of some fish.
Lastly, a biological impact of minimum catch sizes on a population of fish is that population comes to be dominated by smaller, slower-growing individuals.
That is a <span>Symbiotic Relationship, like how birds will clean a crocodile's teeth for them. The birds eat whatever meat is left stuck in its teeth, and the crocodile won't have infections from the stuck meat. Same with water buffalos and birds, the birds get a free meal and the water buffalo don't have ticks and parasites. And another one is a zebra and ostrich, it's a somewhat odd one but still the same. Zebras have poor eyesight while the ostrich has poor hearing. So they travel together so the ostrich can stop the zebra's enemies while the zebra will hear the ostrich's enemy.</span>
