A) cattle egret: mutualism; oxpecker: commensalism
B) cattle egret: commensalism; oxpecker: mutualism
C) cattle egret: competition; oxpecker: mutualism
D) cattle egret: mutualism; oxpecker: mutualism
E) cattle egret: commensalism; oxpecker: commensalism
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A) interference competition.
B) exploitative competition.
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A) salinity
B) presence of a commensalist
C) soil type
D) presence of a predator/parasite
E) seasonal temperatures
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A) increase in species richness
B) decrease in soil depth
C) increase in soil salinity
D) increase in soil nitrogen
E) alder replaced by spruce
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A) interspecific
B) exploitative
C) interference
D) fundamental
E) intraspecific
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A) density-dependent
B) density-independent
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A) niche overlap.
B) exploitative competition.
C) metapopulation fluctuation.
D) competitive exclusion.
E) interspecific competition.
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A) Freshwater streams in North America and Europe.
B) A savannah and a tropical rain forest.
C) The pelagic and intertidal zones of the same ocean.
D) A freshwater lake within a deciduous forest.
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A) mutualism
B) predation
C) parasitism
D) competition
E) commensalism
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A) sympatric
B) allopatric
C) competitive
D) fundamental
E) exploitative
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A) synergy.
B) parasitism.
C) competition.
D) interference.
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A) The intermediate disturbance hypothesis predicts that most communities eventually reach an end-state or climax community.
B) Intermediate disturbance should lead to increases in species richness.
C) Disturbances tend to lead to the dominance of K-selected species.
D) An example of intermediate disturbance would be a tree fall in a mature rain forest.
E) Intermediate disturbance should lead to all successional stages being present in the community at the same time.
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A) migrate.
B) grow exponentially.
C) speciate.
D) be eliminated.
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A) The remaining community adjusts and quickly becomes stable.
B) The diversity of the ecosystem actually increases.
C) The diversity of the ecosystem decreases since there is an increase in competition.
D) The diversity of the ecosystem decreases because parasites become more of a problem.
E) The diversity of the ecosystem decreases because new herbivores move in.
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A) In Batesian mimicry the model must behave differently than the mimic; in Müllerian mimicry they behave the same.
B) In Batesian mimicry the model must be more dangerous than the mimic; in Müllerian mimicry they are both dangerous.
C) Batesian mimicry does not differ from Müllerian mimicry.Two different scientists discovered these two types at the same time,and they disagreed on what to call it.
D) Batesian mimicry differs from Müllerian mimicry in that they occur on different continents-Batesian on the North American and Müllerian on the European.
E) Batesian mimicry involves invertebrates; Müllerian mimicry involves vertebrates.
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A) fundamental niche.
B) realized niche.
C) interference niche.
D) intraspecific niche.
E) exploitative niche.
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A) competitors
B) predators
C) mates
D) rivals
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A) Cycling of predator and prey populations is not commonly observed.
B) Removal of a predator often leads to increased community stability.
C) Animal predation on plants is called herbivory.
D) Predation can induce coevolutionary changes in prey species.
E) Batesian mimicry is not a coevolutionary adaptation to predation.
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