Kenwood's Ecosystem Game
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- Kenwood's Ecoststem GameIn this year's ecosystem game, I was a rabbit, but I unfortunately died.
- A lack of water killed off the majority of the ecosystem.
- According to our data, 48% of organisms died from a lack of water, 39% died from a lack of food, and 13% died from a lack of shelter.
- A limiting factor is a factor that controls the growth of a population. It has two different types: density-dependent factors, which only happen when a population reaches a certain level, such as competition, predation, herbivory, parasitism, disease, and stress from overcrowding. Then, density-independent factors, which can happen at any level, such as a flood and extreme heat.
- The major cause of death is a limiting factor, specifically a density-dependent limiting factor, because a lack of water controls the growth of a population. if some organisms do not get the amount of water they need, they die from dehydration, and a lack of water only happens when a population reaches a certain level.
- In this year's Kenwood Ecosystem game, I was a rabbit, but I unfortunately died. In the game, a lack of water killed off the majority of the ecosystem, which is a limiting factor, specifically a density-dependent factor, because a lack of water controls the growth of a population. If some organisms do not get the amount of water they need, they die from dehydration, and a lack of water only happens when a population reaches a certain level. According to our data, 48% of organisms died from a lack of water, 39% died from a lack of food, and 13% died from a lack of shelter.
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