What are keystone species?
False -- salamanders wouldn't be considered a keystone species because their presence and role within an ecosystem does not have a disproportionate effect on other organisms within the system.
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A keystone species is a species that has a disproportionate effect on its environment relative to its abundance. Keep ChaChaing.
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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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Could an android be a separate species?
An Android is a type of phone. Bow Chicka ChaCha!
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What is variation among members of the same species?
Variation in genetic sequences and the detection of DNA seque...
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How many known species of animals are there?
There are 20,000 species of fish, 6,000 species of reptiles, ...
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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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Which statement about aquatic nuisance species is true?
Aquatic Nuisance Species (ANS) are nonindigenousspecies that ...
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Habitats are limited resources because humans are destroying ...
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Can you explain the relationship between habitat size and species diversity?
Generally as you increase area you will find more species. So...
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What challenges do we face to protect the Koala species?
The challenges that we face when protecting koalas include ha...
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How do scientists determine if organisms form a species?
"There is no general agreement among biologists on what speci...
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What species of frog live in America?
Some frogs that live high in trees even possess an elaborate ...
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What is change in a species over time?
Creatures either adapt to their environment or become extinct...
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How many deer species of deer are there?
There are 45 known species of deer. I wonder how many species...
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How many different species of deer are there?
There are 45 species of deer including the Chinese Water Deer...
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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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An invasive species is not native to and tending to spread 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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Pioneer species are organisms,usually plants,that colonize ba...
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A keystone species is a species whose very presence contribut...
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An invasive species is not native to and tending to spread wi...
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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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How many deer species of deer are there?
There are 45 known species of deer. I wonder how many species...
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How many different species of deer are there?
There are 45 species of deer including the Chinese Water Deer...
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How many species of shark are there?
There are more than 360 described species of sharks. They are...
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An invasive species is not native to and tending to spread wi...
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How many species of dogs are there?
There are 8 species in the Canidae family including the domes...
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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