1. The importance of phytoplankton and dust to our climate? Replace the numbers in the figure with the correct words from the list below.

Q: 8. What are biomes? Identify and discuss at 3 types of biomes and their significant features. and…

A: The world has 7 major types of biomes. They consist of millions of plants and animal species. The…

Q: 1. Construct a table comparing natural gas, coal, and oil according to (a) origin, (b) fuel value,…

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Q: 3. What is the role of decomposers in an ecosystem? Choose more than one answer. Return nutrients to…

A: All the living organisms and their surrounding environment are in constant interaction with each…

Q: 1. Why is biodiversity important particularly here in the Philippines? 2. What makes the Philippines…

A: Introduction Biodiversity:- It is the biological variety and variability of life on Earth or…

Q: 1. What is biome? 2. What are the 7 major types of biomes? (Give the description, pictures, example…

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Q: bacteria sunlight prokaryotes 1. abiotic grass 2. biotic fungi rocks

A: Biotic components constitutes living part of an ecosystem.…

Q: 4. What is the connection between climate change and the emerging diseases?

A: The average weather in a location over a long period is referred to as the climate. Climatic change…

Q: 2) What are the greenhouse affect and the global warming? Which substances cause greenhouse?

A: Introduction :- The greenhouse effect occurs when radiation from a planet's atmosphere warms the…

Q: write an essay of 1000 word about possible solution to climate change on the earth

A: Climate change is a long-term global modification of the climate (from decades to millions of…

Q: 3. Describe the process of energy transfer through trophic levels.

A: Energy decreased when it moves up trophic levrls. Energy is lost as heat wen organisms from one…

Q: Almost all of the oxygen gas in today’s atmosphere ispresent as a result ofa. outgassing from…

A: The Atmosphere of planet Earth is majorly comprised of nitrogen and oxygen, which account for 99% of…

Q: Many bacteria and fungi are important in the environment because they   A) recycle nutrients,…

A: Bacteria are prokaryotic organisms and are heterotrophic in nature.  Fungi are eukaryotic organisms…

Q: Which type of organism does NOT photosynthesize?   a. Heterotrophs   b. Producers…

A: The process of conversion of light energy into chemical energy carried out by plants and other…

Q: ing? The Carbon Cycle 1 5 1-water vapor; 4 - runoff 1-atmospheric nitrogen; 4 - nitrifying bacteria…

A: The carbon cycle depicts the continuous movement of carbon atoms from the environment to the Land…

Q: 4. Why are we concerned with the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere?

A: 4. Green house effect The greenhouse effect is a natural process that warms the Earth’s surface.…

Q: Discuss what are the threats to mangrove ecosystem?

A: BASIC INFORMATION  ECOLOGY  When the relationship between the organisms living on the earth and…

Q: Which among the organisms in example 2 (food web) receives the least amount of energy? (except…

A: The food web contains all the food chains in one ecosystem. Each living thing in the ecosystem is…

Q: 9. How could an asteroid impact kill off so many different species? Select one response. O a. Debris…

A: A asteroid is a large piece of rocky particle that orbit around the sun.Sometimes it collides with a…

Q: 3.What causes the seasons on Earth? How can locality affect this?

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Q: Choose the best below ? Decomposers a. break down dead organic matter in the environment by…

A: Answer- All the dead and decaying matter is decomposed by decomposers.

Q: 1. What is the carbon cycle? 2. What causes a significant increase in CO2 in the Atmosphere? 3. Name…

A: Ans 1: Carbon Cycle is a biogeochemical cycle where various carbon compounds are interchanged among…

Q: Explain Briefly what is SDG 14 – Life below Water SDG 15 – Life on Land and its importance.

A: Sustainable development goals or SDGs  are collection of  17 goals which consists of total of 169…

Q: 3.  Mention the biogeochemical cycles in nature give an example of each

A: Biogeochemical cycles are the pathways in which substances cycle around by moving from abiotic…

Q: 5. Describe the biological effects of climate change

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Q: 1.Explain why the number of nests destroyed by foxes might be higher than the number of warrens…

A: Natural selection states that organisms with favorable traits are more likely to survive in a…

Q: 4. SEP Engage in Argument What advantage does coal have over wood as an energY source? What is the…

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Q: In The Lake as a Microcosm, this 10th century biologist showed that romoving just one species trom a…

A: The correct answer to the given option is d. A microcosm is a widely studied isolated system and…

Q: 4.List some abiotic and biotic factors that can affect life.

A: Abiotic factors  The components of an ecosystem which do not have life. In other words non living…

Q: B. Agro-ecology: What arming?

A: Many farmers, especially ones from underdeveloped and developing countries, rely on agriculture for…

Q: 1- Determine oceanic environmental zones, and pollution influences in coastal waters. 2- Determine…

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Q: 3. Chemical weathering is most active in a warm, humid climate O warm, dry climate O cold, dry…

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Q: 1. Which of the following is another example of an autotrophs? a. mushroom b. cactus c. grasshopper…

A: Introduction Autotrophs are known as producers, they produce their own food using light, water,…

Q: “If there were no algae there would be no fish in the sea”. Comment.

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Q: 1. With antibiotic resistance rising, researchers are looking for ways to reduce use of these drugs.…

A: It is observed that some cattles;which once fed with antibiotic laced food;but now get probiotic…

Q: 1. Describe the term biosphere. How do we divide the types of biospheres?

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Q: Describe the process of ecological succession.

A: Ecological succession is the process by which the mix of species and habitat in an area changes over…

Q: 4. Describe a wildfire

A: Depending on the environmental cues of a location, life in nature experiences radical alterations.…

Q: Discuss why mangrove forest is a life-sustaining ecosystem?

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Q: 3. Construct an Explanation Provide evidence to support the claim that secondary succession tends to…

A: Primary succession: It is a very fundamental process in the making of a new ecosystem for the very…

Q: 4. Which pair of organisms woukd most likely compete for the same ecological niche? O A) tree and…

A: The position of an organism in the ecosystem is known as its ecological niche. The ecological niche…

Q: Litotrophs

A: Lithrophs are the organism which which use the inorganic substrats or molecules like Phophate,…

Q: 7. Define 10% rule of ecology: 8. Explain why there are different amounts of energy represented at…

A: Answer: FOOD CHAIN : It is the process or chain of consuming food by living organisms to other…

Q: 8. Describe strategies to preserve biodiversity.

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Q: 2. Scientists study bubbles trapped in ancient glacial ice to determine how concentrations of…

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Q: 1. How do decomposers keep us alive? Provide an expounded arguments. 2. Suppose you have a balanced…

A: Introduction  Decomposers are organisms that break down dead or decaying species; they perform…

Q: 1: Study the pictures below. Mention at least 2 biotic and 2 Learning Task abiotic components shown.…

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Q: 3) Describe the importance of environmental studies.

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Q: 2 What other factors, besides temperature and precipitation, contribute to a region's specific…

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Prokaryotic evolution

The term evolution means the gradual change or a transformation from a simple or primitive state to a complex or advanced state. Prokaryotic evolution is a concept that involves the evolution of the form and function of most primitive organisms (prokaryotes) through several stages and changes to form diverse life as a part of organic evolution.