What conclusion can you draw about the the availability of resources supplied by forests between years 1 and 2 compared to years 9 and 10? (1 point) The availability of resources supplied by forests if not affected by the changes in the human population. The availability of resources supplied by forests has decreased and will continue to decrease if the human population continues to increase. The availability of resources supplied by forests has increased and will continue to increase if the human population continues to increase. The availability of resources supplied by forests has increased but will level out regardless of the changes in the human population.
The conclusion that can be drawn is: The availability of resources supplied by forests has decreased and will continue to decrease if the human population continues to increase.
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Use the graph above to determine if the below statements are accurate or inaccurate.
(2 points)
Accurate Inaccurate
There must always be a higher population of predators than prey in order for both populations to survive.
Accurate – There must always be a higher population of predators than prey in order for both populations to survive.
Inaccurate – There must always be a higher population of predators than prey in order for both populations to survive.
The two populations have no affect on each other. The fluctuations are just random.
Accurate – The two populations have no affect on each other. The fluctuations are just random.
Inaccurate – The two populations have no affect on each other. The fluctuations are just random.
A decrease in the prey population would cause a decrease in the predator population because competition between the predators would increase as it becomes harder to find food.
Accurate – A decrease in the prey population would cause a decrease in the predator population because competition between the predators would increase as it becomes harder to find food.
Inaccurate – A decrease in the prey population would cause a decrease in the predator population because competition between the predators would increase as it becomes harder to find food.
An increase in the prey population would cause an increase in the predator population because there would be more food available for the predators.