Can you name an organism that is seriously damaging earths ecosystems, and describe some of the damage being caused by this organism?
Some would argue that humans are damaging earth's ecosystems. A 2005 study showed that rising human population had polluted or over-exploited 2/3 of the ecological systems on which life depends, ranging from clean air to fresh water.
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What is an organism in kingdom protista that is pathogenic?
Some protists are significant pathogens of both animals and p...
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What is The science of grouping and naming organism?
Taxonomy is the science of grouping and naming organisms. Tha...
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What is a transgenic organism?
A transgenic organism is an organisms that have had genes fro...
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What do you call an organism that lives in extreme conditions?
An extremophile (from Latin extremus meaning "extreme" and Gr...
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What is the first organism on earth that scientists currently known?
Archaebacteria are the oldest living organisms on earth. This...
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What is a transgenic organism?
A transgenic organism is an organisms that have had genes fro...
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What is an organism in kingdom protista that is pathogenic?
Some protists are significant pathogens of both animals and p...
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What is the evolutionary history of an organism?
The idea of constraint helps explain why some things didn't h...
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What are two examples of how an organism is organized?
Organisms are organized with binomial nomenclature. There is ...
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What is The science of grouping and naming organism?
Taxonomy is the science of grouping and naming organisms. Tha...
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What is a transgenic organism?
A transgenic organism is an organisms that have had genes fro...
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What does the phenotype of an organism do?
A phenotype is a observable physical or biochemical character...
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What is a example the changes that occur during in a multicellular organism?
The more complex multicellular organisms cope with the proble...
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What is an example of an organism adapting to the environment?
An example of an organism adapting to the environment is the ...
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What once celled organism can detect light?
Humans are able to detect light.Cells, however, can also exis...
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What is the organism that makes its own food?
Plants produce their own food in a process called photosynthe...
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What is The science of grouping and naming organism?
Taxonomy is the science of grouping and naming organisms. Tha...
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What was the first organism to develop an internal body cavity?
The pseudocoelomates represent the first organisms to have an...
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How many chromosomes are in the body cells of an organism that has a haploid number of 8?
There are 16 chromosomes in a cell that has 8 haploids. Thank...
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A niche is the role played by an organism in the natural worl...
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What is the organism that makes its own food?
Plants produce their own food in a process called photosynthe...
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What is the difference between an organ and an organism?
An organ is a grouping of tissues that forms a distinct struc...
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What is a transgenic organism?
A transgenic organism is an organisms that have had genes fro...
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Does every cell in an organism have the same function?
No. Every cell in an organism has the same DNA, but cells exp...
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What is the difference between biome, ecosystem, community, population, organism?
An ecosystem is the combined physical and biological parts of...
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How many chromosomes are in the body cells of an organism that has a haploid number of 8?
There are 16 chromosomes in a cell that has 8 haploids. Thank...
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What is it called when an organism goes through well marked change?
Adaptation is the evolutionary process whereby a population b...
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What organism that live on plant and react to water?
Algae are simple water plants that can vary in size, colour a...
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Is there an organism that can reproduce sexually and asexually?
Some plants can do both. Go ChaCha!
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What is an organism that lives at the expense of another organism?
A parasite lives at the expense of another organism, usually ...
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