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The plants are eaten by the consumers at the first level, such as a rat, nuthatch, frog, butterfly, squirrel, and deer. The consumers at the second level, such as the ringtail, whiptail, eagle, jackrabbit, and pine marten eat the consumers at the first level. The consumers at the third level, such as the wolf, mountain lion, and cat eat the consumers at the second level. Some of the consumers at the first level are also eaten by consumers at the third level.

Of the animals in the bottom row, which one is most likely to be a keystone species?

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butterfly

nuthatch

frog

deer
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biodiversity unit test

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The plants are eaten by consumers at the first level, such as rat, grasshopper, frog, squirrel, whiptail, and deer. The consumers at the second level, such as ringtail, eagle, and pine marten eat the consumers at the first level. The consumers at the third level, such as wolf, mountain lion, and cat eat the consumers at the second level. Some of the consumers at the first level are also eaten by consumers at the third level.



Which one of the following animals is most likely to be a keystone species, based on the food web provided?

Without additional information, it is difficult to determine which animal is most likely to be a keystone species based solely on the food web provided. A keystone species is one that has a disproportionately large impact on its ecosystem relative to its abundance. It may be a top predator, a primary producer, or a consumer that plays a critical role in maintaining the balance of the ecosystem. Therefore, additional information about the abundance and role of each species in the food web would be needed to determine which animal is most likely to be a keystone species.

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The plants are eaten by consumers at the first level, such as rat, grasshopper, frog, squirrel, whiptail, and deer. The consumers at the second level, such as ringtail, eagle, and pine marten eat the consumers at the first level. The consumers at the third level, such as wolf, mountain lion, and cat eat the consumers at the second level. Some of the consumers at the first level are also eaten by consumers at the third level.



Which one of the following animals is most likely to be a keystone species, based on the food web provided?

(1 point)
Responses

deer
deer

frog
frog

grasshopper
grasshopper

Mouse

Without additional information, it is difficult to determine which animal is most likely to be a keystone species based solely on the food web provided. A keystone species is one that has a disproportionately large impact on its ecosystem relative to its abundance. It may be a top predator, a primary producer, or a consumer that plays a critical role in maintaining the balance of the ecosystem. Therefore, the answer to this question is uncertain.