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It Is Estimated That The Earth Is Loosing 4000 Species Of Plants And Animals Every Year. If S Represents The Number Of Species Living Last Year, How Many Species Are On The Earth?

Asked by deshaun25 in Homework 2 years ago - 1 answer

This is very simple . S Represents The Number Of Species Living Last Year. The number of Species present on earth today are S - 4000. ...more

Answered by Guest 2 years ago




What Species Of Dolphin Is The Most Commonly Found Species Off The Coasts Of The United Kingdom?

Asked by Guest in Dolphin 3 years ago - 1 answer

The common dolphin is often found around the coasts of Britain. These dolphin, which are most commonly found during the months of summer and early autumn, where they feed freely off of the sprat, mackerel and eel off the coasts of Ireland and England, in the Atlantic ocean,and off herring moving near the Scottish coast. In general, a normal pod size would be up to thirty dolphins, but larger ...more

Answered by wisequeen 3 years ago


Can Someone Give Suggestions For A Species ? No Bird Or Lizard Please! What Has Changed About The Species You Chose?

Asked by IB6UB9 in Biology 1 year ago - 2 answers

Jirraf is an example of such animals and evolutionary change occurs in its neck.The historical evidences shows that there used to be Giraffe both the long and the short one. They used to eat grass and plants from ground. Because of the natural disasters, the short neck Giraffe could not find food and only the long neck Giraffe were able to access the food from the trees. In this way gradually Giraffe ...more

Answered by Amber22 1 year ago


In Order To Get This Species On Their "Life Lists," All U.S. Birders Must Go To A Single, Remote Area. What Is The Bird Species, And Where Does It Live?

Asked by Guest in Wildlife 3 years ago - 1 answer

The Himalayan snowcock was introduced into the Ruby Mountains of northeast Nevada as a game bird. It has not extended its range in more than 50 years so this is the only place in the U.S. in which it is found. The large (28-inches long), turkey-like bird is a native of high-elevation Asia. Snowcocks are very secretive, so it is a lucky birder who spots one. They roost at the top of a ridge, fly ...more

Answered by Chispa 3 years ago


My Friend Came Back From Africa With A Snake Skin. He Said The Natives Referred To The Species As "GAY" Or "GEY". Is There Such A Species?

Asked by toolfan in Holidays & Festivals 3 years ago - 1 answer

There are many kinds of snakes found in Africa, since this country if full of nature in itself. But there is no such species like the one you said. ...more

Answered by vj 3 years ago


How Is A Species Of Asexual Animal Different From A Sexual Species In Nature?

Asked by Escientist in Biology 3 years ago - 3 answers

A species is a group of natural population, which can interbreed freely among themselves and can produce fertile offspring but are reproductively isolated from all other such groups in nature. This is defined as a complete comprehension of the species in nature. But for asexual species, interbreeding cannot be used as criterion for the reproducing ...more

Answered by khadija999 3 years ago


Who Devised The Modern System Of Classification, Where Species Such As Humans, Are Recognized By Latin Names That Identify Genus And Species (ex: Homo Sapiens)?

Asked by Guest3670991 in Reference & Definitions 1 month ago - 1 answer

The Swedish scientist Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778), also known as Carl von Linné or Carolus Linnaeus. ...more

Answered by Dkahn400 1 month ago


Can You Define Species? Explain The Characters Of A Species.

Asked by Kholood in Zoology 2 years ago - 1 answer

A species is natural biological unit,lowest taxonomic unit,it is not man made.It is a natural reality because,evolutions occur at species level only.that is why more importance is given to origin of species. ...more

Answered by ayvid 2 years ago


Can You Help Choose Animal Species. Describe The Way In Which An Evolutionary Change Might Occur For A Particular Characteristic Trait Of That Species As A Result Of Natural Selection. The Characteristic Could Be Something Like Coloration?

Asked by Guest65914 in Mammals 12 months ago - 1 answer

You seem to have it backwards. This is a little simplified - it would be better for you to actually READ Darwin's books. The change happens.  A population has members with variety - say six different kinds of coloration.  A change in the situation make members with one type of those more able to survive and reproduce than the other five.  Since the members with the "good" ...more

Answered by Slammer 11 months ago


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