Question

How do populations of organisms change in response to their environment? Help, I'm confused!

Answer 1

The population of a certain animal either decrease or increase depending on what type of environment they live on. Basically the population of the certain animal depend on the environment. The population will keep increasing if theirs water, and food. The population will decrease if their is nothing the environment offers. For example, no water, no shelter, no food, etc.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Where can we observe evidence of organisms changing in response to their environment?

We could lock up a micro organism and study it with a microscope. Put it in a jar or something, and then wait a year or two and then get another microorganism and put it under the microscope and compare them (If there is even any changes).

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