Continuation Prepare a diorama on how to protect our ecosystem using recyclable materials
1. Continuation Prepare a diorama on how to protect our ecosystem using recyclable materials
Answer:
Create replicas of the plants and animals within the ecosystem. Make plants out of construction paper or pipe cleaners. Make animals out of sculpted clay, or cut out pictures from a magazine. Arrange the materials in the diorama as desired to create your ecosystem display.
Answer:
Dioramas are three-dimensional visual representations of a place, concept, scene or idea. Because they offer a chance to get a small-scale visual of an idea, they are perfect for giving someone unfamiliar with a topic a more tangible understanding. This makes them perfect for educational purposes. Make one of your own in the ecosystem of your choice.
2. Example of Desert Ecosystem
Answer:
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Explanation:
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3. how is a desert ecosystem different from a forest ecosystem
Answer:
The forest ecosystem is characterized by a large amount of trees, animals, and water, while the desert has a limited amount of species. "Deserts are areas that receive an average of less than 12 inches (30 cm) of precipitation, measured on a liquid basis, per year
Explanation:
The deserts are very dry land areas that can be hot or cold and experience very less rainfall. On the other hand, rainforests receive an enormous amount of rain. Both are homes to a variety of plants .
Answer:
"The forest ecosystem is characterized by a large amount of trees, animals, and water, while the desert has a limited amount of species. "Deserts are areas that receive an average of less than 12 inches (30 cm) of precipitation, measured on a liquid basis, per year.
Explanation:
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4. Which of the two ecosystems has high biodiversity. Tropical rainforest or desert.
Answer:
The desert has very few organisms, so it has low biodiversity. Some parts of the desert may have no organisms, and therefore zero biodiversity. In contrast, the rainforest has the highest biodiversity of any biome on Earth.
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5. a desert land is an example of high biodiversity ecosystem true or false?
Answer:
false.
Explanation:
because ecosystem is high of parmiterm
6. The tropical rain forest, grassland and desert are all examples of A. EcosystemB. CommunityC. BiosphereD. Population
Question:
The tropical rain forest, grassland and desert are all examples of
Answer:
A. Ecosystem
Explanation:
Desert and tropical rainforest is an ecample of ecosystem
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7. Reflection about Desert Ecosystem
Answer: Explanation:
Desert, any large, extremely dry area of land with sparse vegetation.
It is one of Earth's major types of ecosystems, supporting a community of distinctive plants and animals specially adapted to the harsh environment.
8. 9. Which of the following is considered as the largest terrestrial ecosystem? a. desert c. taiga b. forest d. tundra
Answer:
the largest terrestrial ecosystem is Taiga
Answer:
c. taiga
Explanation:
Taigas are the world's largest terrestrial ecosystem and account for about 29% of the Earth's forests. The largest taiga ecosystems are found in Canada and Russia.
9. Why do consumers in the desert ecosystem tend to be generalist and opportunistic feeding strategies
Answer:
Abstract
Understanding dietary specialization in herbivores has theoretical and practical implications in ecology, yet defining niche breadth consistently has been problematic. To increase clarity and communication among ecologists and among disciplines (i.e., chemists, pharmacologists), we propose a specialization key for mammalian herbivores that assigns “obligatory” and “facultative” modifiers to the terms “specialist” and “generalist”. These modifiers are assigned based on (1) relative breadth of the animal's realized niche and diet (what it eats), (2) relative breadth of the fundamental niche and available diet (what it could eat), (3) the extent of chemical or physical characteristics, termed “difficulty”, that make food items either low in value or unpalatable to most herbivores, and (4) relevant temporal and spatial scales at which diets and niche breadth were measured. Obligatory specialists always have a narrow realized niche consisting of difficult food items, and morphological adaptations and/or the loss of redundant behavioral flexibility that effectively limit their fundamental niches, precluding them from expanding their diet under changed environmental conditions. Facultative specialists have a consistently narrow realized niche for difficult foods during at least one spatial or temporal scale, but have a broad enough fundamental niche to allow them to expand their diet to include less difficult foods when environmental conditions allow. Facultative generalists have the broadest fundamental niche, allowing them to consume a wide variety of foods. However, they may occasionally demonstrate a narrow realized niche, focused on less difficult plants than is the case with specialists. Finally, the obligatory generalists always have a wide realized niche because of a relatively narrow fundamental niche, precluding them from eating much of any difficult plant. We summarize hypothesized characteristics of mammalian herbivores in each of the four categories of specialization. We demonstrate the need for further work on defining the realized and fundamental niches, comparing among herbivores across categories conducted under similar conditions, and understanding the nature of trade-offs required for specialization and generalization for both community and phylogenetically based analyses.
Explanation:
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10. 16) The ponds, lakes, deserts, and forests are examples of: *a) communityb) populationc) ecosystemd) biosphere
Answer:
Letter C po I am really sure about that
Explanation:
#CARRY ON LEARNINGAnswer:
letter C, Ecosystem
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11. which ecosystem show high species diversity?A. a pond ecosystem populated by a single spices of frogsB. a marsh ecosystem covered by a single spices of grassesC. a desert ecosystem populated only by cacti,camels and armadillo lizards.D. forest, wetland,and freshwater ecosystem populated by different kinds of species
QUESTION:
which ecosystem show high species diversity?
MY ANSWER:
LETTER D
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12. Which ecosystem has the MOST biodiversity A. coniferous forest C. deciduous forest B. evergreen forest D. desert
Answer:
I think
latter A.
Brainliests pohhstay safe and god blessAnswer:The answer is LetterC. Explanation:"Deciduous forest" or forest made up of trees that lose their leaves have high biodiversity than coniferous forest. Rainforests are found along the equator and have a highest biodiversity of any ecosystem found on the planet.#KeepOnLearning
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13. create or build a diorama in your own preference showing interactions of living organisms in an ecosystem
Answer:
The living organisms in an ecosystem can be divided into three categories: producers, consumers and decomposers. They are all important parts of an ecosystem. ... Decomposers are plants and animals that break down dead plants and animals into organic materials that go back into the soil, which is where we started!
14. it is the boundery fresh water ecosystem meets salt water ecosystemCHOISES:EcosystemOcean desertEstuaryArtic OceanIntertidal Zone
Answer:
ask.it is the boundery fresh water ecosystem meets salt water ecosystemit is the boundery fresh water ecosystem meets salt water ecosystemCHOISES:it is the boundery fresh water ecosystem meets salt water ecosystemCHOISES:Ecosystemit is the boundery fresh water ecosystem meets salt water ecosystemCHOISES:EcosystemOcean desertit is the boundery fresh water ecosystem meets salt water ecosystemCHOISES:EcosystemOcean desertEstuaryit is the boundery fresh water ecosystem meets salt water ecosystemCHOISES:EcosystemOcean desertEstuaryArtic Oceanit is the boundery fresh water ecosystem meets salt water ecosystemCHOISES:EcosystemOcean desertEstuaryArtic OceanIntertidal ZoneExplanation:
answer. ARTIC OCEAN#CarryOnLeaening
15. a desert land is an example of high biodiversity ecosystem. true or false?
TRUE
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16. diorama of solar system
Answer:
A diorama is an excellent way for elementary children to begin to grasp the vastness of the solar system. Use household items to represent each planet as well as the sun.Poke 10 holes through the top of the box with a nail to suspend the planets.
17. If decomposers usually grow faster and decompose material more quickly in warmer ecosystems,why is decomposition in hot deserts so low?
Answer:
In theory, litter should decompose at a slow rate in the desert due to its poor initial quality caused by low soil nutrient levels. However, studies have found that litter decomposes faster than expected in arid lands.
18. which of the two ecosystem has a higher biodiversity?is it rainforest ecosystem or desert ecosystem?
Answer:
Rainforest
Explanation:
The desert has very few organisms, so it has low biodiversity. Some parts of the desert may have no organisms, and therefore zero biodiversity. In contrast, the rainforest has the highest biodiversity of any biome on Earth.
19. all of the rocks (___)are removed a desert ecosystem,
Answer:
because? because? because?
Explanation:
because?
20. 10. Which is a type of ecosystem biodiversity? A. Aquati C. Terrestrial B. Desert D. All of the above
Answer:
A. Aquati
B. Desert
C. TerrestrialD. All of the above
Explanation:
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21. what if there is a change in the population of one of the biotic components living in the desert ecosystem??
Answer:
there will be no dynamic equilibrium
22. plant growth is low, species diversity is limited, nutrient is slow and water is scarce in desert ecosystem. true or false, why?
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Because the people didn't take care of the nature they making it die they didn't care about what's happening to the earth
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23. lizards and cacti are biotic factors in a desert ecosystem that would rely on which abiotic factors
By definition, deserts have a lack of precipitation as one of their defining characteristics. Because of these the biotic factors or living organisms in this kind of ecosystem rely on abiotic factors such as the soil, temperature, and dryness.
Biotic factors refer to living organisms that affect their ecosystem, for example, prey and predators, parasites, etc. Abiotic factors, on the other hand, are non-living factors that affect their ecosystem, it is things like sunlight, landforms, etc.
Precipitation comes from natural phenomena with the most usual example being rain and snow. Because of the unique characteristics of the desert, the living organisms didn’t so much as “rely” on the abiotic factors emerging from the desert ecosystem rather they learn to “adapt”.
Lizards are known as cold-blooded animals, this means that they do not have the body physiology to regulate their body temperature, this is why they must rely on external factors to do so.
One of the species of lizards found in deserts is the Desert Horned Lizards (Scientific Name: Phrynosoma platyrhinos) and the specific abiotic factors that decide where they make their habitat is soil surface conditions and shade. This is the conclusion of a study done by Newbold and Macmahon (2014). The Desert Horned Lizard tends to live in the desert in places where soil mounds exist. This is to help them with thermal regulation as well as to perhaps give them a better vantage point over their prey. Thermal regulation is also one of the reasons why they are most commonly found in places in the desert where there is shade. The scientists of the study also put forth the idea that these abiotic factors are more important than biotic factors when it came to the Desert Horned Lizards.
Cacti or Cactus (singular form of Cacti) are types of plants that are associated with desserts. This is because most of what we consider cacti are specifically evolved to live in a desert ecosystem. The specific abiotic factors that affect them the most are the dryness of the desert. Cacti evolved in a way that they can store water inside them for a long time to prevent dehydration because it rarely rains in deserts. This is why they can thrive in such an extreme ecosystem where other plants would have long wilted due to dehydration.
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24. 1. Desert is described asa. an ecosystem with no rainfallb. an ecosystem with less rainfallc. a hot ecosystem.d. a dry ecosystem.
Answer:
letter d. a dry ecosystem
25. lizards and cacti biotic factor in a desert ecosystem that rely in which abiotic factor
Answer:
you'll probably envision a hot, dry landscape with intense sunlight.
Explanation:
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26. · The common defining feature among desert ecosystems.
The common defining feature among desert ecosystems is low precipitation, generally less than 25 centimeters, or 10 inches, per year. Not all deserts are hot – desert ecosystems can exist from the tropics to the arctic, but regardless of latitude, deserts are often windy
source: https://sciencing.com/types-environmental-ecosystems-8640.htmlThe common defining feature among desert ecosystems.
A community of living and non-living species interacting in a certain area is referred to as an ecosystem. Non-living organisms include the physical environment, which includes air, water, sun, atmosphere, earth, climate, and so on. Living organisms include all organisms, plants, and animals, whereas non-living organisms include the physical environment, which includes air, water, sun, atmosphere, earth, climate, and so on. The desert ecosystem is the driest ecosystem on the planet, which explains why it has fewer plant and biological diversity. Desert ecosystem is an important component of the terrestrial ecology. Desert plants and animals have perfected the skill of surviving in hostile environments. A desert habitat that receives almost no rain or precipitation.
In a nutshell, a desert ecosystem is a collection of living and non-living creatures that coexist and interact in a certain area.
How is a desert ecosystem different from a forest ecosystem
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27. 2. Which ecosystem do you think can survive a widespread occurrence of a disease desert or tropical rain forest?
Answer:
tropical rain forest
Explanation:
tropical rain forest
tropical rain forest
tropical rain forest
Answer:
Tropical rainforests are rainforests that occur in areas of tropical rainforest climate in which there is no dry season – all months have an average precipitation of at least 60 mm – and may also be referred to as lowland equatorial evergreen rainforest. True rainforests are typically found between 10 degrees north and south of the equator (see map); they are a sub-set of the tropical forest biome that occurs roughly within the 28-degree latitudes (in the equatorial zone between the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn). Within the World Wildlife Fund's biome classification, tropical rainforests are a type of tropical moist broadleaf forest (or tropical wet forest) that also includes the more extensive seasonal tropical forests.[3]
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tropical rainforest
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Hope it's help you28. Which of these is an ecosystem? A. school of fish B. Desert C. Sunlight D. Sky Pls help:>
Answer:
D. Sky
Couz part of ecosystem
Answer:
Letter B.desertExplanation:
An ecosystem is a geographic area where plants,animals,and other organism,as well as weather and landscape,work together to form a bubble of life.Ecosystems contain biotic or living,parts,as well as a biotic factors,or nonliving parts.Biotic factors include plants,animals,and other organism
29. 8. An ecosystem can be natural or artificial. Example ofterrestrial ecosystem are grassland, forest anddesert. Which of the following does not BELONG to thegroup?a. riverb. oceanc. estuaryd. forest
Explanation:
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Answer:
D.
Explanation:
The three previous choice are classified as bodies of water.
So forest icannot be grouped to them as it is a terrestrial part of the Earth.
30. 1. What is Forest Ecosystem? 2. What is Grassland Ecosystem? 3. What is Tundra Ecosystem? 4. What is Desert Ecosystem?
1. What is Forest Ecosystem?
The forest ecosystem has a huge variety of flora and fauna living together in a specific area. These ecosystem are classified according to their climate type as tropical, temperate or boreal.2. What is Grassland Ecosystem?
Grassland ecosystems are typically found in tropical or temperate regions, although they can exist in colder areas as well. Trees there are sparse or nonexistent, but flowers may be interspersed with the grasses and they provide an ideal environment for grazing animals.3. What is Tundra Ecosystem?
Tundra ecosystems are devoid of trees and are found in cold climates or where rainfall is scarce. These are covered with snow for most of the year. This a type of biome that contains ecosystems at extreme latitudes in the north and south.4. What is Desert Ecosystem?
Desert ecosystems exist worldwide and cover about 17 percent of desert areas. Some deserts contain sand dunes, while others feature mostly rock but not all deserts are hot. Desert ecosystems can exist from the tropics to the arctic, but regardless of latitude, deserts are often windy.