Answer:
How do limiting factors affect population size?
Explanation:
Limiting factors are factors that affects the size of a population and slows down its growth rate or stop it in its entirety.
These factors include food, space, temperature, sunlight etc.
Limiting factor like food can affect a population greatly like not having enough preys in a forest, therefore the predators are starved to death or even in a fish pond where there is high competition for space (overpopulated) which leads to oxygen deficiency i.e they compete for oxygen as well, and this can lead to death as well.
Answer:
Explanation:
Homeostasis and Cell Transport Homeostasis is the process by which cells maintain the internal conditions that they need to support life. This can be generalized to the heat that our bodies generate to keep us warm and support chemical reactions or the microscopic movements of molecules across cell membranes.
A I believe because the blood pressure always increases when you are stressed or something like that
Answer: Availability of water
Explanation:
When a person is travelling from a forest ecosystem towards grassland ecosystem the number of trees gets reduced in number.
The trees are replaced by prairie grasses. This change is because of less water availability in the area having grass.
The amount of precipitation decides the type of vegetation found in that area.So the area having trees would be having more precipitation as compared to the area having prairie grass.
This “dragging” of air is called the Coriolos effect
