Question

question 11
geographic information systems (gis) are _______.
helping conservation biologists study habitats and study biodiversity
used to predict rainfall and temperature changes in ecosystems
useful in determining the number of heterotrophs in an ecosystem
used to measure the economic value of ecosystem services
useful in tracking the movements of individual organisms

Explanation:

Geographic information systems (GIS) are tools that analyze and display spatial data. They are valuable for conservation biologists as they can map and analyze habitats and biodiversity patterns. They are not primarily used for predicting rainfall/temperature changes, determining heterotroph numbers, measuring economic values of ecosystem - services, or tracking individual organism movements.

Answer:

helping conservation biologists study habitats and study biodiversity