What makes up an ecological community?Question 6Select one:A.all the living organisms interacting in a specific areaB.species that use the same resourcesC.different species of the same type of animal within a specific areaD.all the plants and animals in the ecosystemE.all the plants, animals, and organisms in the biome

Question: Which level of ecological organization includes all the living organisms in a particular area?a) Populationb) Communityc) Ecosystemd) Biome

A community is composed of a group ofMultiple choice question.ecosystems in a biome.interacting populations of several species.abiotic components of a habitat.different types of biomes.

In ecological terms, community refers to the total number of trophic levels and the number of species in each.Need help? Review these concept resources.Rate your confidence to submit your answer.HighMediumLowReading© 2024 McGraw Hill. All Rights Reserved.Privacy Center opens in new windowTerms of Use opens in new window

MATCH the descriptions in this question with the correct answers in the drop-down menu.All the populations of organisms that interact in a certain area.Answer 1 Question 1The study of the interactions or relationships between living organisms and the environment.Answer 2 Question 1All the ecosystems on Earth make up the...Answer 3 Question 1A living individual such as a plant, animal or bacterium.Answer 4 Question 1All the individuals in the same species living in the same area at the same time.Answer 5 Question 1

Which two levels of ecological organization include members of only a single species? population and community organism and population community and organism ecosystem and population