Answer:
I, II and III
Explanation:
Photochemical smog is a brownish-gray haze caused by the action of solar ultraviolet radiation on atmosphere polluted with hydrocarbons and oxides of nitrogen. It contains anthropogenic air pollutants, mainly ozone, nitric acid, and organic compounds, which are trapped near the ground by temperature inversion. These pollutants and also some others can affect human health and cause damage to plants. Photochemical smog often has an unpleasant odor due to some of its gaseous components. The term smog (not to be confused with photochemical smog) is commonly used to represent a near-ground haze made of a combination of smoke and fog rather than ozone, nitric acid, and organic compounds.
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Answer:
The correct answer is - A wood-frame house built on bedrock.
Explanation:
An earthquake would damage a steel-frame building built on sediment in comparison of a wooden house built on the bedrock due to the fact that waves of an earthquake do not go through solid things easily such as the earth core or the bedrock land rather than reclaimed land or sediments.
So, the bedrock will shake less than the hotel or heave building built on sediment. A house that made up of wooden-frame would shake only whereas the steel-frame might damage more.
Answer:
density independent
Explanation:
In Ecology, a limiting factor refers to an environmental condition that hinders the growth and distribution of organisms in an ECOSYSTEM. A limiting factor hinders or hampers the productivity of an organism in its habitat.
There are two major types of limiting factors that affect organisms in their ecosystem viz: density dependent and density independent limiting factors. Density independent factor limits the size of a population independently of how dense the ecosystem's population is. This means that density independent factor affects a population irrespective of its size. Example of density independent factor are natural disasters e.g earthquake, hurricane, forest fire as mentioned in the question.
In this question, both populations of trees and birds are affected irrespective of the size of the ecosystem's population.
