When a particular environment of a species undergoes an unfavorable drastic change, what might happen to this species? A. It may not be able to adapt and its numbers may increase
B. It more than likely will not be affected by the environmental change
C. It may not be able to adapt and may become extinct
D. It will adapt and its numbers will decrease

Which of the following is typically not a characteristic of a foraging society? a. foraging societies are nomadic groups. b. foraging societies consist of small groups with ties based on kinship. c. individuals in foraging societies have few personal possessions. d. foraging societies have formal social and class structures

When a rock is mechanically weathered, the surface area of the rock is increased, which allows a greater amount of chemical weathering to occur. the surface area of the rock is increased, which hinders chemical weathering. the volume of the rock is decreased, which hinders chemical weathering. the volume of the rock is increased, which allows a greater amount of chemical weathering to occur. the surface area of the rock is decreased, which allows a greater amount of chemical weathering to occur

The monarch butterflies shown in the image above live in latin america’s ecosystem.