Question

which biome has no trees and only small shrubs, mosses, and lichens? boreal forest grasslands tundra temperate deciduous forest the increase in concentration of a toxin in a food chain is called: biomagnification bioaccumulation food poisoning eutrophication match each term with the correct description. * population biome ecosystem community organism members of the same species that live in a particular area

Explanation:

• First Question: The tundra biome has a harsh climate with very cold temperatures and short growing seasons. This environment is not conducive to tree growth. Instead, it supports small shrubs, mosses, and lichens. Boreal forests have trees (like coniferous trees), grasslands have grasses as the dominant vegetation (not just small shrubs, mosses, and lichens), and temperate deciduous forests have trees that shed their leaves seasonally.
• Second Question: Biomagnification is the process where the concentration of a toxin increases as it moves up a food chain. Bioaccumulation is the build - up of a substance in an individual organism, food poisoning is an illness caused by consuming contaminated food, and eutrophication is the enrichment of water bodies with nutrients (usually leading to excessive algae growth).
• Third Question: A population is defined as members of the same species that live in a particular area. A biome is a large - scale ecosystem with distinct climate and vegetation types. An ecosystem includes all the living and non - living components in an area. A community is all the different species living in an area. An organism is a single living entity.

Answer:

1. tundra
2. biomagnification
3. population