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I have this same question on an assignment I have to do and I was trying to figure it out as well and was gonna see if anybody else had this question answered. I'm sorry, I wish I could help. I'll get back to you if I have help and get it done. Good luck!
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C. They are able to be divided by a chemical reaction.
It seems that you did not provide possible answers, but the mark recapture method is one method that is not very invasive. The population size is estimated by marking a certain number of individuals and releasing them into the wild, followed by a second capture later on. The members captured the second time with the markets from the original capture are used to estimate population size in the formula s*n/x where s and n are the first and second captured population sizes and x is the number of marked inidividuals from the second capture.
Answer:
limiting factors
Explanation:
The ecological optimum represents the value of the factors within the ecological valence at which the life processes of a species take place best. The upper and lower limits of an ecological valence are its maximum and minimum. Beyond these limits, physiological processes are interrupted and death occurs.
