Asked by Fabiola Morales on May 30, 2024

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In an ecosystem's bottom-up processes, predators affect the abundances of other populations in the ecological community.

Bottom-up Processes

Ecological or systemic processes driven by primary producers or lower trophic levels influencing the structure and function of ecosystems.

Predators

Organisms that hunt, kill, and consume other organisms (prey) for nutrients and energy.

Ecological Community

A group of interacting species living in a common location, influencing each other's distribution, abundance, and evolutionary adaptation.

  • Understand the basic concepts and differences between bottom-up and top-down processes in ecosystems.
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Manreet JhajjJun 02, 2024
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False
Explanation :
In bottom-up processes, the abundances of populations are primarily determined by the availability of resources such as nutrients and food, rather than by predators. Predators influence populations through top-down processes.