A Tallgrass Prairie or Beech-Maple Woodland Are Examples of Ecologists

question 51

Multiple Choice

A tallgrass prairie or beech-maple woodland are examples of ecologists distinguishing an ecosystem according to the

• A) types of producers it contains; this, in turn, establishes the type of consumers that the ecosystem supports.
• B) climate in which it is located.
• C) type of consumers it contains; this, in turn, establishes the type of producers that the consumers support.
• D) daily rainfall amounts; this does not affect the types of consumers or producers present in the ecosystem.

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Definitions:

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