How many species of Darwin's finches are there in the Galapagos Islands?
Darwin's finches or Galapagos finches are a group of thirteen species of finches confined to the Galapagos Islands. ChaCha! Want to know? ChaCha and go!
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How does convolution shape 2 species over time?
A convolution is an integral that expresses the amount of ove...
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Which statement about aquatic nuisance species is true?
Aquatic Nuisance Species (ANS) are nonindigenousspecies that ...
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What includes all the members of one species in a particular area?
An endemic species is one that is found naturally in only one...
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Can you describe an important role that pioneer species play in primary succession?
During primary succession, the pioneer species modify the bar...
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How many species does phylum arthropoda contain?
This subphylum contains 30000 species of arthropods that lead...
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Can you explain how behavior can play a role in the evolution of species?
Behaviors can have a genetic code so that species with only c...
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What species does The Black Skull belong to?
The Black Skullis a fossilized skull of the species Paranthro...
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How does convolution shape 2 species over time?
A convolution is an integral that expresses the amount of ove...
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A keystone species is a species whose very presence contribut...
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Habitats are limited resources because humans are destroying ...
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Which statement about aquatic nuisance species is true?
Aquatic Nuisance Species (ANS) are nonindigenousspecies that ...
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Can you describe an important role that pioneer species play in primary succession?
During primary succession, the pioneer species modify the bar...
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What is a group of the same species called?
A population as "a group of individuals occupying a given are...
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What is the deadliest species of wolf?
The Grey Wolf is usually considered the deadliest species of ...
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Why is genetic variation important for a species?
When a species' environment changes, slight gene variations a...
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What are some extinct species?
Some extinct species The dodo,Caribbean monk seal,Saber-tooth...
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What is the genus and species of a dragon?
Many times you can tell the type of dragon you are dealing wi...
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What is the Domain kingdom phylum class order family genus species of a fly?
The phylum of a fly is Arthropoda. The class of a fly is Inse...
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What endangered species live in Australia?
Some endangered species that live in Australia include the Su...
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What threatened species lives in Australia?
Hundreds of species have become extinct in Australia, includi...
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Pioneer species are organisms,usually plants,that colonize ba...
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An invasive species is not native to and tending to spread wi...
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A keystone species is a species whose very presence contribut...
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What is the process by which new species are formed?
New species can be formed by combining one organism with anot...
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False -- salamanders wouldn't be considered a keystone specie...
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An invasive species is not native to and tending to spread wi...
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The Kudzu Vine (Pueraria lobata), Andean Pampas Grass (Cortad...
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Are Marlins an endangered species?
On January 9, 2009, NOAA determined that the White Marlin is ...
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What species of rhinoceros is endangered?
Javan & Sumatran & Northern White rhinos are critically endan...
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What are the habitat of species for a sponge?
Sponges live in standing or running water, either fresh or sa...
About Species
Species are able to reproduce, and is also the most specific major classification in biology. Living things that are very alike are still considered separate species if they cannot mate and produce fertile offspring.
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