In the 1960's Edward O. Wilson, along with other scientists, developed the theory of island biogeography. Explain the relevance of this theory in today's world
What will be an ideal response
Island biogeography examines how the species diversity of islands is affected by the size and locations of given islands. It can also be applied to areas or ecosystems that resemble islands because of their isolation. For example, a mountain forest that is surrounded by human development could be considered an island. A wildlife preserve that is surrounded by areas disturbed by human activities could be considered an island.
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Compare and contrast the various planetary bodies of our solar system, including their locations
and physical characteristics. Provide a detailed “travelogue” moving from the Sun to the outer parts of the solar system. Why do the physical characteristics of the planets change moving away from the Sun? What will be an ideal response?
A ________ is a near surface, intrusive igneous rock body that results from local inflation of a horizontal sill
A) batholith B) volcanic neck C) laccolith D) dike
Forces have both magnitude and direction
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The carrying capacity is the number of individuals an environment can support. Indicate whether the statement is true or false