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trapecia [35]
3 years ago
15

A high rise condominium is planned for a barrier island that lies off the southwest coast of Florida. Which of these predictions

could be made about the impact this construction will have on the sustainability of the coastal ecosystems?
Group of answer choices

Predators will abandon the habitat as humans are the top predator in any ecosystem.

The ecosystem will be destabilized as abiotic resources like available space are reduced.

The costal ecosystem populations will decline until new species evolve that are adapted to live new humans.

Key species found on the barrier island will move to a new habitat.
Biology
1 answer:
Sergio [31]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The ecosystem will be destabilized as abiotic resources like available space are reduced.

Key species found on the barrier island will move to a new habitat.

Explanation:

Due to living of humans on the barrier Island with adversely affected the organisms present on that Island because the loss of habitat occur due to living of humans and the important species migrated to other habitats where no humans are present. So this action greatly change the environment of barrier Island and the ecosystem will be destabilized.

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