Question

question 1 the graph provides data on the population of four organisms that share a habitat. the data supports a claim that which two organisms depend on each other? organism 1 and organism 2 organism 2 and organism 3 organism 3 and organism 4 organism 1 and organism 4 question 2

Explanation:

In a mutual - dependence relationship, the population trends of the two organisms are likely to be correlated. By observing the bar - graph of population over time for the four organisms, we need to find two organisms whose population changes show a similar pattern or a pattern where one's change affects the other's. If two organisms depend on each other, an increase or decrease in one's population should be accompanied by a corresponding change in the other's population.

Answer:

(No graph details provided to determine the exact answer. But the general way to answer is to analyze the population trends of each pair. For example, if the population of Organism 1 and Organism 2 both increase and decrease in a coordinated way over the years shown in the graph, then the answer would be Organism 1 and organism 2. Without seeing the actual graph trends, we can't give a definite choice from the options.)