Limiting factors are what controls the population of an ecosystem. It also limits the kind of organisms that inhabit it. Limiting factors can be abiotic or biotic. Abiotic factors are the nonliving factors that affect the living ones. From the given options above, the only biotic limiting factor is vegetation. The correct answer would be option B.
Answer:
3- As cells get larger, the volume increases more than the surface area
Explanation:
As a cell develops, it grows larger and extends the cell membrane. Sadly, the volume rises greater than that of the surface area, and therefore the relative surface area usable to transfer resources to a unit cell volume declines gradually.
Speciation is b. the process by which new species are formed. They are often caused by the isolation of certain organisms in terms of environment or geographical area. This is part of the evolutionary changes that various species undergo to brought about by natural selection.
