Describe a bottleneck situation that could take place in a forest ecosystem and how it would change the allele frequencies of the population.

Forest fires that lead to the reduction in population size of species

Explanation:  

In population genetics, a genetic bottleneck is a drastic reduction in the population size, this process is expected to produce a dramatic decrease in genetic diversity (i.e., a bottleneck). The bottleneck may be the result of ecosystem disasters such as, for example, earthquakes, floods, etc., which can produce the death of an important number of members in the population. In this example, the allele frequencies in the next generation will represent the gene pool of the individuals that survived the forest fire disaster.

in addition to being able to metabolize, grow, digest food, and excrete wastes, what other functions must an organism perform if it is to survive? survival also depends on the ability to maintain one's boundaries, to move, to respond to stimuli, and to reproduce. oxygen is a survival need.