Question

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1. What is the relationship between biotic and abiotic factors?




2. How did each change to the land affect the fish in the pond?



3. What can happen to an animal species if it cannot adapt to changes taking place in its habitat?



4. How would the ecosystem’s carrying capacity for this species change in this case?



5. Why are biologists concerned about ecosystem disruption?


6. If you were conducting this experiment in the “real” world, what could be some possible sources of error in the experiment?

Answer 1

1. A Biotic factor is a thing that is living such as a animal while abiotic factor is not living such as a rock or the air
2. idk how to answer
3. Survival of the fittest Baby!
4. Can't answer this without more information
5. If a ecosystem is disrupted a species could die or become endangered, become extinct or even move to a new area
6. I would need to know what the experiment is

Answer 2

@sassydiva321 you need to post these seperatly multiple questions do not belong on a single post if you want proper help post them seperatly

Answer 3

expiriment is https://app.discoveryeducation.com/player/?assetGuid=745C5F64-2C62-4D69-AEAF-078C3528E193&fromMyDe=0&isPrinterFriendly=0&provider=&isLessonFromHealth=0&productcode=DSCE&isAssigned=false&includeHeader=NO&homeworkGuid=

Answer 4

Did you read what I wrote above

Answer 5

did the link work?

Answer 6

and your link is useless without an account

Answer 7

basically in this experiment The citizens of a nearby town want to develop a park in the area that surrounds their local pond. They want the park to include a parking area and two forms of recreation.

But how will changes to the land affect the fish in the pond? In Level 1, you will decide where to put different park features. You will then see how your design affects the trout living in the pond over three months.
You can choose:
1. Hiking trail.
2. Parking Lot.
3. Mulched Play Area. In Level 2, you again decide where to put different park features. This time you will add a buffer zone. You will also monitor both trout and catfish populations in the pond over three months.
Your buffer zone can be made from:
1. Concrete steps.
2. Trees.
3. Grass.

Answer 8

that was the instructions at the beginning

Answer 9

Is the experiment on Discovery Edu interactive?

Answer 10

It is a virtual lab on discovery.com

Answer 11

Ok then we can't help you due to the fact we have no access to the lab you will have to do it on your own. Sorry :(

Answer 12

help anyone?

Answer 13

here's some information that might help

http://education-portal.com/academy/lesson/abiotic-factors-of-an-ecosystem-definition-examples-quiz.html#lesson

Answer 14

@sassydiva321 ?

Answer 15

Thank You Sooooo Much!

Answer 16

yw! May I have my medal plz? thanks! :DDDDDDD

Answer 17

@sassydiva321

Answer 18

Sorry I was reading your website thing

Answer 19

no prob, sorry if i was rushing you :) @sassydiva321

Answer 20

Its all good...

Answer 21

:)

Answer 22

You should not be cheating for this quiz. I'm pretty sure a book can be equipped, and these are questions for the NCA Science Portfolio for Unit 4: Lesson 11. This is the Ecosystem Recovery portfolio, they probably did/didn't equip a book for science but there are links and books available for this, and you have access to a "virtual" book.

Answer 23

This is actually a portfolio I am doing now.

Answer 24

Correct, I have been taking this, and it isn't right to see cheated answers, besides, they can't answer 14 6 5 without doing the experiment,.