What are factors of the Environment in the ecologic model?

Q: In Australia, intensely hot and dry conditions in two large deserts and jungle conditions in the…

A: This is an example of ________ affecting where people settle, build communities, institute markets,…

Q: detail the effect of spraying organophosphate insecticides on the mosquito population at the French…

A: Organic compounds containing phosphorus, the therefore referred to as organophosphorus compounds…

Q: What are the factors that contributed to the development expansion of hospitals?

A: The healthcare industry is a gigantic industry focused on providing quality and effective treatment…

Q: (HOST) (What caused the disease based on an educated guess) (AGENT) (A factor whose presence caused…

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Q: 1. The use of land is determined by physical and human factors. A. True B. False 2. Waste that is…

A: Lithosphere is the land part of the earth surface. It contains the terrestrial area in which plants…

Q: Sylvatic plague is a disease spread by fleas. This disease can reduce a population of prairie dogs…

A: Sylvatic plague a bacterial disease is extremely infectious and is caused by the bacterium Yersinia…

Q: Exploitation of patent of biological resources of other nations is called as A. Biosafety B.…

A: Biological resources are the all of the biological constituent of a ecosystem which are part of it…

Q: Does a disease that occurs very quickly tend to impact a larger or smaller fraction of the…

A: Introduction A Disease Is A Specific Unusual Condition That Affects The Structure Or Function Of All…

Q: What is the role of climate change in formation and destruction associated with Hurricane Harvey?

A: Hi! Thanks for the questions. The first three, as well as the last question posted, cannot be solved…

Q: What has done more damage to the environment humans or national events?

A: Environment : The sum of the total of the elements , factors and conditions in the surroundings…

Q: Using Air pollution as an example and applying the WHO DPSEEA model, which of the following is an…

A: WHO DPSEEA model is a descriptive way in which various stages of the frame work are identified to…

Q: What are the economic, environmental and/or biological implications of the following scenarios? Give…

A: The biological variety and variability of life on Earth is usually defined by the term that state…

Q: Which of the following does NOT describe an externality? A: A flower farm is located in a…

A: Positive consumption externalities, positive output externalities, negative consumption…

Q: List at least 5 emerging infectious diseases due to population density. (Briefly explain each…

A: Introduction The emerging disease has newly appeared in a population but is rapidly increasing in…

Q: 5)How does the rate of disease transmission vary with the distribution of individuals? a)Population…

A: Diseases transmission means spread out of a perticular pathogen among the organisms. If it spread…

Q: Emerging infectious disease is a natural process and is not driven by human activity.” Is this…

A: Emerging infectious disease is a natural process and is not driven by human activity.

Q: If DDT, a pesticide, were introduced into the food chain below, due to bioaccumulation which…

A: The full name of DDT  is Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane. It is used as an insecticide to kill…

Q: Some invasive species carry pathogens or parasites with them. Scientists think this might be one…

A: The invasive species terms refer to those organisms which are introduced or are alien species.  If…

Q: Passenger pigeons were driven to extinction________ . a. by introduced pathogens b. by…

A: Extinction is the term used to define the demise of a certain species or population from the earth.…

Q: A/an _____________ is defined as a collection of populations sharing agiven habitat.a. biosphere b.…

A: Ecology is a branch of biology concerning interactions among organism and their biophysical…

Q: Write a cause and effect analysis of the Garbage Barge Incident that happened in New York City

A: In 1987, when there was no dumping site left in New York, a load of garbage was loaded onto a barged…

Q: what are the social and economic impacts of a pandemic

A: A pandemic is described as an outbreak that occurs globally, or over a broad geographic region,…

Q: In what ways are pandemics and endemics similar and in what ways/way are they different?

A: Given: Need to find in what way pandemics and endemics are similar and different.

Q: impact of Pharmaceutical industry On Environment?

A: The pharmaceutical industry is a major player in our world. They are concerned with research,…

Q: You are a researcher researching Zika virus, a mosquito-borne pathogen. The number of cases of Zika…

A: Zika infection disease is caused by a infection that's primarily spread by Aedes mosquitos that…

Q: Biomagnification is the process by which the level of contaminants increase as they move upwards in…

A: Biomagnification is a process in which toxic substances built-up or magnify successive trophic…

Q: two ways in which the polar bear population in the Arctic is affected by pollution. m

A: NOTE: As per our company's honor code, citing external references are not allowed. Thank you!…

Q: 3.8  Describe at least three human activities that are currently harming biodiversity as described…

A: The term biodiversity is generally a biological variability and variety of life sustainability on…

Q: Which of the following describes an outcome of water scarcity in a community? a) More imports and…

A: Introduction :- Water scarcity (also known as water stress or water crisis) refers to a shortage of…

Q: Using the population growth pyramids of Italy and Uganda, explain why the death toll of ITALY was…

A: A population pyramid is also known as age-sex pyramid. It is a diagram that shows the distribution…

Q: using the population growth pyramids of italy and uganda,explain why the death toll of italy was…

A: A population is a group of species that inhabit the same area and live together. The individuals of…

Q: During trial 5 pollution and disease occurs. Pollution is persistent, 2nd year. Disease is…

A: Disease agents can influence the growth of fish population to large extent through epizootic or…

Q: Humans' effect on the environment, which includes a combination of what they consume and the waste…

A: 1) Ecological Footprint - It is the impact of human activities as measured by the area of…

Q: What is the grand total number of CITES species listed in appendix 1?

A: CITES -- convention on international trade in endangered species is an international agreement which…

Q: What are the top 3 hazards posed by alien invasive species

A: Invasive species is the living organism that are well acquainted to native ecosystem so cause the…

Q: A description of an invasive species should include which characteristic(s)?     nonnative…

A: Vegetation in an environment depends on the climate, rainfall, humidity, etc., Biotic factors like…

Q: Explain what overpopulation is and why it is a problem in layman's terms (simple language that…

A: Overpopulation occurs when the human population grows to a level that exceeds the ecological…

Q: Large numbers of microbes: (Select all that apply) a. contribute to population variability b.…

A: A microorganism, also called a microbe, is defined as a microscopic organism, which may exist or…

Q: The above phase plane diagram depicts the interaction of two species: a pathogen (species 1, orange)…

A: A) No individuals of pathogenic species would be present as the environment would be saturated with…

Q: A symbiotic relationship where both of the coexisting species benefit from the interaction is called…

A: Symbiosis is the interaction between two organisms whose result can be beneficial or detrimental.…

Q: 1. A population graph with inverted pyramid means A. More children than adults B. More adults than…

A: Population pyramid represents the population by gender and age at a given point in time. It shows…

Q: 1000 800- 600- 400 200 200 400 600 800 1000 Pathogen (#) The above phase plane diagram depicts the…

A: In biology, a pathogen is any organism that can cause disease in the broadest meaning

Q: The diagram below shows patches of habitat that are either colonized (red dots) or not colonized…

A: In biology, the successful immigration of a species to new areas is referred to as colonization. The…

Q: A. What is the purpose of the Simpson’s diversity index?

A: Answer 1A: In ecology Simpson's diversity index is used to measure diversity or more specifically…

Q: Match the invasive species with the appropriate descriptor             Since its introduction…

A: Hi! As you have posted multiple questions, I would be answering the first three for you. If you need…

Q: Which of the following scenarios would be most likely to cause an outbreak of disease? Choose the…

A: Outbreak/Epidemic :-  It is the rapid spread of disease to a large number of people in a given…

Q: Dandelions in your yard are an example of _________________. a. none of the above b. intraspecific…

A: The characteristics of dandelions are: It has a rosette of leaves at the base of the plant. A…

Q: Which of the following scenarios would be most likely to cause an outbreak of disease? Choose the…

A: A condition that impairs the structure and normal functioning (both physical and mental) of an…

Q: Describe the impacts of invasive species on human society.

A: Invasive Species are those that occur outside their natural range, spread rapidly, and cause harm to…

Health Epidemiology

Health is an essential factor for all human beings. For all humans, health is a critical factor. An individual's ability to meet life's challenges and retain his or her capacity for optimal functioning is reflected in his or her condition of health. This needs the physical, mental, and biological parts of one's constitution to maintain a degree of functioning that has a favorable influence and support for one another.