Question 48 2 pts Using the diagram below, answer the question BELOW. If a hawk (i.e. a snake's predator) was added to t

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Question 48 2 pts Using the diagram below, answer the question BELOW. If a hawk (i.e. a snake's predator) was added to the diagram below, how much energy would the hawk have available? In other words, if another level was added above the snake, such as a hawk, how much energy would the hawk have available to use? Hint, think about how much energy is transferred to each level up 10 kcal 100 kcal 1000 kcal 10.000 kcal 1.000.000 kcal of sunlight 5 kcal O 0.1 kcal O 1 kcal 110 kcal
D Question 32 16 pts Match the correct term with its' definition or description. Note that there is one correct choice per pair of matching. In other words, you cannot use the same definition or description twice. Batesian Ecology (Choose) two or more haritul species mimics each other Components such as shelter, food, space, etc. that limits population size based on amount of individuals in an area the study of the interactions of organisms with each other and their environment a type of survivorship that produces abundant offsprings, but provide very little or no parental care, seen in r-strate a type of survivorship that produces few offsprings, but provide an abundant amount of parental care, seen in K-stra form of mimicry in which a harmless species resembles a harmful species. non-living component of an ecosystem such as annual rainfall, humidity, temperature, etc. number and variety of species, an indicator of ecosystem health Density-dependent factor Biodiversity Choose Mullerian Choose Type I survivorship curve Choose Type Ill survivorship curve Choose Abiotic factor(s) Choose