A) low humidity
B) high temperatures
C) low light
D) thick leaf litter
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A) Most species will be wiped out this year,and in subsequent years even fewer will remain.
B) The individuals will turn on genes to adapt to these changes,and the populations will end up largely the same this year and following years.
C) Many species will have decreased or disappeared from this site,but later some species may increase in population if they acquire adaptive mutations.Also you may see some new species expand into the site.
D) Most species will be wiped out this year,and it will take millions of years for new species to evolve -- until then the site will be devoid of life.
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A) when N equals K
B) when N is less than K
C) when dN/dt equals zero
D) when r equals zero
E) when N equals zero
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A) It will be affected by an increased birth rate.
B) It will be affected by a decreased death rate from predation.
C) It will be affected by increased competition with other species.
D) It will be affected by increased competition within the species.
E) It will not change.
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A) "They may survive better in a large school,and will have an easier time finding mates."
B) "They may do better in the empty area without any competition for food."
C) "They may do better in the empty area without any competition for territory."
D) "The area with the other fish may reduce the partially depleted population's exposure to disease."
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A) When a population is large and uniformly distributed.
B) When a population in poor habitat continually sends out dispersers to bolster populations in better habitats.
C) When a population in a better habitat does not send out colonizers into less suitable habitats.
D) When suitable habitat is patchily distributed and separated by areas of unsuitable habitat.
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A) Lizards are more active in open habitats.
B) Lizards sunbathe more in open habitats.
C) Lizards in shaded forest habitats eat more to maintain their temperature.
D) The body temperature of lizards is more constant in open than in shaded forest habitats.
E) The negative effect of air temperature on body temperature is less in shaded forest habitats because the temperature varies less there.
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A) semelparity
B) iteroparity
C) biparity
D) polyparity
E) alloparity
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A) ri
B) N
C) K
D) dN/dt
E) N/K
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A) "Sounds good,but we had better pack extra water."
B) "Sounds good,but we had better bring our warmest clothes."
C) "No problem -- we had the whole plane ride to acclimatize to the high altitude."
D) "Waiting a few days might be smart,since it takes time to acclimate to high altitude."
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A) ri
B) N
C) K
D) dN/dt
E) N/K
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A) a density-independent effect like an introduced predator
B) a density-dependent effect like environmental disruption
C) a density-independent effect like environmental disruption
D) a density-dependent effect like an introduced predator
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A) age structure
B) growth rates
C) mortality and survivorship curves
D) sex ratio
E) measurements of interspecific competition
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A) a cultural shift to eating less meat
B) education for women
C) greater yield from agricultural crops
D) increased availability of birth control
E) water treatment plants
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A) the carrying capacity
B) the biotic potential
C) only density-dependent factors
D) only density-independent factors
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A) K-selected
B) r-selected
C) predators
D) parasites
E) perennials
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A) large population size
B) isolation of a population from density-independent effects
C) isolation of a population from sources of immigrants
D) high resource availability
E) high genetic diversity
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A) growth potential
B) optimum
C) range
D) carrying capacity
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A) When individuals of the populations do not interact strongly with one another.
B) When individuals of the population are in competition for resources.
C) When there is an even distribution of resources.
D) When individuals of the population display social interactions.
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A) a fish
B) an aquatic bird
C) a mosquito
D) a dragonfly
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