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What is an extreme disturbance to any ecosystem? (1 point)

Elk overgrazing
Hurricanes
Coral bleaching
Extreme temperature change

When an ecosystem is disturbed by fire or toxic chemicals, it affects (1 point)

One type of habitat in the ecosystem

One type of food source in the ecosystem

Living things in that ecosystem

Only a particular species in that ecosystem

If deer are not hunted every season, a potential result is (1 point)

The predator population will decrease

The deer population will decrease

The plant population will increase will increase

The smaller herbivore population will decrease

An example of a severe disruption to an ecosystem is (1 point)

A seasonal flooding of a river

A thunderstorm that knocks down some trees

Repurposing a building in a downtown area

The loss of a river system due to contamination

If an ecosystem irreversibility destroyed, species unable to travel or adapt will (1 point)

Find a new food source

Die out in the area

Find additional mates

Grow in population

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Answer:

1.) extreme temperature change

2.) living things in that ecosystem.

3.)the smaller herbivore population will decrease.

4.) the loss of a river system due to contamination.

5.) die out in the area.

Explanation:

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What can be considered as an extreme disturbance to any ecosystem is :extreme temperature change.

Whenever, there is a disturbance in terms of fire or toxic chemicals to ecosystem, then : living things in that ecosystem.

In a case, whereby no one hunt deer, then there would be decrease in smaller herbivore population.

loss of a river system due to contamination can be considered as a of a severe disruption to an ecosystem.

When there is  irreversibility destroying of ecosystem, then :species unable to travel or adapt will die out in the area.

  • An ecosystem  can be regarded as geographic area which encompass plants, animals as well as weather relate together.

  • One of disturbance that occurs in an ecosystem is extreme temperature.

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