Elephants shape their environment in many ways. They can change a forest to a grassy field or dig a hole that might become a pond. They clear large amounts of vegetation, which removes habitats for some organisms but makes the area inviting for other organisms. Which best describes possible interactions of elephants with the surrounding ecosystem?
positive
negative
neither positive nor negative
both positive and negative

Answer:

☁︎both positive and negative. for making ponds for other animals to live in but clearing large amounts of vegetation☁︎

Based on their activities, it can be concluded that Elephants have both positive and negative effects on their environment.

A habitat is refers to a place where a living organism is found.

The activities of an organism affects the habitat of that organism.

Elephants shape their environment in many ways, both positive and negative.

They can negatively impact their environment by changing a forest to a grassy field.

They can positively impact their habitats by creating new habitats from existing habitat such as by digging a hole that might become a pond.

Therefore, it can be concluded that  Elephants have both positive and negative effects on their environment.

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Alice and her friends looked at a bunch of ladybugs. They noticed the ladybugs had different numbers of spots. They each had different ideas about why the numbers of spots were different.

This is what they said: Which person do you agree with the most?

A) Karen: I think they must all be different species of ladybugs.

B)Troy: I think each ladybug has the same number of spots as its parents.

C)Isaac: I think it depends on the age of the ladybugs. As they get older they add more spots.

D)Fred: I think it has to do with the sex of the ladybug. Males will add more spots to compete for the females.

E) Andrea: I think it depends on what each ladybug was born with.

F) Alice: I think they change their number of spots when there is a need for them to do so.

Explain your thinking. Describe your ideas about why the ladybugs look different.

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Meiosis has
cell divisions, while mitosis only has?

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A. all of the possible traits an organism can have

B. the possible outcomes for the genotype of an offspring

C. the possible outcomes for the genotype of an offspring

D. the genotype of the father for a specific trait

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A
Interphase
B
Cytokinesis
C
Prophase
D
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F artificial selection
H genetic engineering
I asexual reproduction
G selective breeding

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B.Cytoplasm

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have been?

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have contributed to the high death rate?
3
Many international agencies and the British military were involved in the aid effort after the
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involved in providing?

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How does the attachment of spindle fibers differ between mitosis and meiosis I?

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A
A
C
G
C
A
G
What is the order of bases that will compliment this side of a DNA strand

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