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When ecologist G. F. Gause raised two species of Paramecium (protists) together in laboratory cultures with limited resources, he found that one species (P. aurelia) persisted in his cultures while the other species (P. caudatum) disappeared over time. This is best described as an example of:
Select one:
a. character displacement
b. fundamental niche reduction
c. resource partitioning
d. competitive exclusion
Evolution by natural selection can result in changes in a species’ niche over time.
Select one:
true or false

Please could you show how to work these two questions. I’m not sure if there is some information that was left out in question 5. Thanks in advance. =)
Question 4
A large multibranch bank is affiliated with both MasterCard and Visa Credit cards. A random sample of 50 MasterCard clients founds that their average month end credit card balance was N$944.00; for a random sample of 66 Visa card clients, their average month end credit card balance was found to be N$827.00.
Assume the population of month end credit cards balances for the clients is normally distributed with population standard deviation of N$294.00 for MasterCard and N$ 336.00 for Visa Credit cards respectively. Is there a difference in the variances between the MasterCard and Visa Credit cards clients at 5% level of significance? [12]
Question 5
In a sample 1383 Unam hostel students 979 students were found to favour to study over the weekend to improve their academic performance.
(a) Find a point estimate for the population proportion р of those in favour of studying over the weekend to improve their academic performance and interpret it. [4]
(b) Find the minimum sample size needed to estimate the population proportion at the 99% confidence level in order to ensure that the estimate is accurate within 4% of the population proportion. [5]

Right now I’m deciding between two colleges and I really can’t choose. They are both colleges in the same city.
College A is a public school that I always had my sights set on before I found the other one. It is a huge school, with huge class sizes. It is the cheaper of the two. I like the amount of clubs and orgs on campus, but I’m not sure i want to be a nameless face in a crowd in classes. It has a highly ranked program for my selected major and has many great options I can choose from if I choose a different one. I already have friends here so I have connections for a social life. However when I visited, Im not sure i loved the campus vibe. I could probably find my niche, but I think it would be harder.
College B is a medium-small private school that is more expensive, about double the amount of loans, but they gave me a scholarship. It has a lot of wealthy students so I don’t know if I would feel out of place in that regard. Major wise, it has my major Computer Science, but it is only a BA and is not a very big one since the school is primarily a business school. They also don’t have as good of a selections of majors that I can choose from. I like that it has small class sizes, because i feel like the teachers are more enthusiastic about teaching and i can make friends in classes more easily.
I don’t know anyone at this school so I would be alone, but I feel like the school is lively, the campus is much more beautiful, and has a lot of athletic students like me. However, a lot of people at this school like to party, and im not a partier really. I’m more of a stay-in type and I’m afraid my friends would not like that about me here where at school A most students are like that.
I bet I could see my friends at the other school sometimes because its only 10 minutes away. But is this school worth the price and not as good of major program?

What do you cross breed to get tiramisu and caramels? Where is the secret market?

What do you cross breed to get tiramisu and caramels? Where is the secret market?

Please find the words that match with these definitions:
A) A measure of the richness, with regard to species, that is found within an area. The more varied an ecosystem is, the more stable the ecosystem.
B) Organisms, known as autotrophs, that synthesize their own food source (glucose) by using the process of photosynthesis.
C) All of the living populations that are found and interact within an ecosystem.
D) Complex interconnections that show the feeding relationships of organisms with an ecosystem. The more connections, the more stable the ecosystem.
E) The non living factors that influence living organisms such as water, temperature, soil, and atmosphere.
F) And organism that feeds exclusively on plant material — like deer.
G) The living organisms found within an ecosystem.
H) The realized role that an organism fills within an ecosystem. It defines where it fits within a food web or energy pyramid.
I) All living organisms that encompass the earth.
J) Organisms that must take in performed nutrients (organic compounds). These heterotrophs may ingest, absorb, or engulf their nutrients.
K) All living organisms of one species that live and interact within an ecosystem.
L) A model that shows the flow of energy in an ecosystem from producers to consumers. As energy flows up this model, it decreases being lost as heat.
M) The most biodiverse and stable stage of ecological succession.
N) Those resources that are unable to be replaced and, once used up, are gone. Fossil fuels are examples of this type of resource.
O) Organisms that exclusively feed on other animals. Example — Foxes, Wolves, ect.
P) The interactions of living organisms and non-living factors within a defined area.
*************MATCH THE DEFINITIONS WITH THE WORDS BELOW******************
1. Biosphere
2. Ecosystem
3. Community
4. Population
5. Abiotic
6. Biotic
7. Biodiversity
8. Energy Pyramid
9. Producers
10. Consumers
11. Food Webs
12. Niche
13. Herbivores
14. Carnivores
15. Nonrenewable Resources
16. Climax stage
PLEASE HELP.
I will give the best answerer points