The american bullfrog is an aquatic frog that is native to north america. bullfrogs mate during early summer and can produce hundreds of thousands of tadpoles in a single body of water, which greatly increases the bullfrog population in the local ecosystem. most of the tadpoles will die because of fish predation, disease, or starvation. this results in the local bullfrog population remaining relatively constant despite the large number of tadpoles produced during the breeding season.

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Josue Hess

Biology

18 January, 23:45

The american bullfrog is an aquatic frog that is native to north america. bullfrogs mate during early summer and can produce hundreds of thousands of tadpoles in a single body of water, which greatly increases the bullfrog population in the local ecosystem. most of the tadpoles will die because of fish predation, disease, or starvation. this results in the local bullfrog population remaining relatively constant despite the large number of tadpoles produced during the breeding season.

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Corbin Heath · Answer 1

The question is;

What best describes this summary of the bullfrog's ecosystem

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The best description is that cyclical changes occur in populations of organisms, but ecosystems stay in a state of approximate equilibrium.

Cyclical oscillations are repeating rises and drops in the size of the population over time.

Jeffrey · Answer 2

The question is;

What best describes this summary of the bullfrog's ecosystem

Answer;

The best description is that cyclical changes occur in populations of organisms, but ecosystems stay in a state of approximate equilibrium.

Cyclical oscillations are repeating rises and drops in the size of the population over time.

Chace Griffith · Answer 3

Cyclical changes occur in populations of organisms, but ecosystems stay in a state of approximate equilibrium.