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lina2011
2 days ago
11

Environmental factors can cause various changes in ecosystems. Which of the following would most likely have the greatest lastin

g effect on an ecosystem
Physics
2 answers:
kicyunya [2.2K]2 days ago
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*100% ACCURATE RESPONSES

Inquiry 1

Climate change allows the range of plant and insect species to expand.

True

Inquiry 2

What might happen to species with a narrow temperature tolerance range due to climate change?

all of the above

Inquiry 3

Identify which of the following is not a likely impact of increased carbon dioxide on plants?

increased plant mortality

Inquiry 4

What is the effect of an early onset of spring due to climate change on plants?

their growth and blooming season begins sooner and lasts longer

Inquiry 5

Environmental factors can induce various changes in ecosystems. Which of the following would most likely exert the most enduring effect on an ecosystem?

changes to the landscape due to construction

Inquiry 6

How does an ecosystem undergoing succession benefit from this change?

it promotes a higher level of biodiversity

Inquiry 7

How do the advantages of natural changes in ecosystems compare to their drawbacks?

the advantages surpass the drawbacks

Inquiry 8

Environmental factors can lead to various impacts on ecosystems. In August 2005, Hurricane Katrina caused extensive damage across several Gulf Coast states, including Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. Thousands of residents had to evacuate their homes due to flooding and other storm-related destruction. What environmental impact would not have resulted from Hurricane Katrina?

early onset of spring

Inquiry 9

Increasing carbon dioxide levels likely

negatively impact the sea to a greater extent

Inquiry 10

Which scenario best illustrates how climate patterns might influence animal migration?

animals residing at the equator may migrate north

serg [2.5K]2 days ago
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Where are the available answer options?
Based on prior knowledge: pollution originating from various human activities, lack of biodiversity, and an unstable food chain.
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