Biology, 11.03.2020 01:15 CameronVand21
We think of termites as insects that eat wood. However, termites cannot digest the wood and rely on a variety of eukaryotic and prokaryotic gut microbes to digest cellulose. Without the microbes, the termites will still ingest wood but will starve. This, then, is an example of a(n); obligate antagonism. facultative antagonism. None of the answer options is correct. obligate mutualism. facultative mutualism.
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Abotanist working in the amazon rain forest discovers a new species of orchid. interestingly, males but not females of a certain wasp species keep visiting the flowers of these orchids. why?
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Aprimary producer stores 9,000 kcal. in the energy pyramid, if a primary producer is consumed by a first-level consumer, and that first-level consumer is consumed by a second-level consumer and the second-level consumer is consumed by a third-level consumer, how much energy is stored by the third-level consumer from the primary producer? *
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