In an ecosystem, a group of birds eat fruit from a tree. When the birds drop the fruit on the groundthe mice ea the fruit. Seeds are spread around the area by both the birds and mice and new trees grow. What is this an example of ?

The correct answer is - interdependence.

Explanation:

In this ecosystem, all the organisms, tree mice, and birds all depend on one another for their food and growth. Birds get their food from fruits from the tree and the fruits that dropped by the birds to the ground used by the mice for their food.

In return mice and birds spread the seeds of the tree to the area which helps in the growth of the more trees. This relationship among the organisms is an example of interdependency.

if the type of the food available changes, then the frequency of beak types will change, because birds with beaks more suited to the available food will be more successful over time.

correct answer is a. and d.