For the Caribou case study identify some of the animals present in this ecosyste

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For the Caribou case study identify some of the animals present in this ecosystem and classify them according to their position in the trophic hierarchy ( that is say which ones are primary consumer, secondary consumers, etc)

For the Caribou case study, which biome does this largely take place in?

What predator (and form of predation) is responsible for driving the caribou out of the valleys, away from abundant forage?

Describe the atmospheric changes that are causing health problems in both human populations and coral in the Caribbean.

In terms of ecosystem stability and predator-prey interactions, what is the concern over declining krill populations?

List and describe three ways that climate change is causing the decline of the caribou population

Explanation / Answer

The species of Caribou are slowly and gradually declining in total number of population mainly because of their low reproduction rate. other causes are leading to caribou declines are their habitat loss,dividedent and fragmentation, and ofcourse the predation. The predation by the wolves is a major concern along with the prey practicing done by human.

A permanent loss of caribou habitat comes in existence when their liveliness forest is cleared for agriculture, industries, etc.

They are maily found in Tundra biomes, some part of Northern America and Canada.

The predators are basically wolves whose are responsible for driving out of these species.

Generally, A habitat degradation means reduction in the number or breeds of caribou species. There may be some another issues like, wildfires, practicing of timber harvesting and other human interference.

Thus, some other issues are like making of roads, settlements, pipelines, oil and gas well sites, geophysical exploration lines, and other developments in  in habitant area.

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