Species
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SpeciesQuestions
- Why is species identification important?
- How does mass extinction differ from species extinction?
- How do species adapt to their environment?
- What are some examples of species?
- What is a species?
- Do any frogs live in salty waters?
- What do swamp eels eat?
- Is it better to have phenotypic or genotypic references when identifying an unknown species?
- How do adaptations affect a species?
- What is an example of mutualism?
- What are three examples of each of the following: decomposers, producers, consumers, carnivores, omnivores, and herbivores?
- What is an umbrella species?
- Are humans keystone species?
- What fish are "keystone" species?
- How many species of shark are there?
- How many species of spiders are there?
- How many species of bugs are there?
- Why can't different species of animals breed together?
- Is protecting endangered species a good thing?
- Why can't 2 different species mate to produce an offspring?
- Are all dogs one species?
- Can one species evolve into another?
- With hundreds of thousands of living species how can there be different numbers of chromosomes?
- What would happen if two different species mated?
- If an overlap develops between the ranges of two closely related species, and if the species occupy the same niche in the zone of overlap, what will probably happen in the zone of overlap?
- Why do species go extinct?
- Why can different species not interbreed?
- Why is species richness important?
- Why is a species hard to define?
- Why is species evenness important?
- What is species diversity?
- What is species richness?
- Why is species abundance important?
- What species is a dog?
- What species are humans?
- What are some examples of species diversity?
- What are some examples of pioneer species?
- What are some examples of keystone species?
- What's the difference between a keystone species and a foundation species?
- What are the predators of the kakapo?
- Why are horses and donkeys considered different species, even though they can produce offspring?
- How does the rate of extinction compare to the rate of species formation on Earth today?
- Question #2caec
- If cattle egrets removed ticks from Cape buffalo, would their relationship still be considered commensalism?
- An egret feeds on the ticks present on a buffalo. What could be the term for their relationship: is it commensalism or is it mutualism?
- Which organism is evolutionarily primitive? A snail, a mouse, or a fish?
- What trophic level are oak trees in?
- What are organisms that break down organic matter and return it to the environment called?
- How is the body of a tapeworm organized?
- What is the largest snake ever to have lived?
- What is species distribution?