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Q 1. State the organism's genus and species and common name if applicable. 2. What kingdom does the organism belong to? What types of cells is it made of? (prokaryotic or eukaryotic? plant or animal?)3. State the area in which this organism lives.4. Is this organism a producer or a consumer? Where does it or did it fit into the ecosystem?5. Discuss why it is threatened (habitat loss, change in climate, etc.)

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Ans: Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) Ans: This belongs to kingdom Animalia and made up of eukaryotic cells. Ans: This animal mainly found in central China, specifically in Sichuan region. Ans This organism is primary consumer and feeds on bamboo.Ans: Giant Panda has very narrow niche. China is populated country. To support the growing population, increased agricultural practices, logging for fuel wood, timber and urbanization has affected their vegetation severely.