Complexity in an Ecological Community Has to Do with the Number

question 19

Multiple Choice

Complexity in an ecological community has to do with the number of

• A)species in the population.
• B)species at each trophic level.
• C)genetic variations within a species.
• D)primary producers available.
• E)primary producers relative to the number of consumers.

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Definitions:

Proving Reasonableness

The process of demonstrating that an action, policy, or decision was reasonable under the circumstances, often in a legal context.

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Standard of Care

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