A) K-related
B) density-independent
C) environmental resistance
D) density-dependent
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A) ethology
B) demography
C) population genetics
D) biometrics
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A) house fly
B) blue whale
C) gorilla
D) horse
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A) Oysters live longer than Hydra.
B) Hydra and humans have parallel life spans.
C) Humans and oysters have similar life spans.
D) Humans have low mortality rates early in life.
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A) the carrying capacity (K)
B) the population size (N)
C) the biotic potential (rN)
D) (K - N) /K
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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) when N equals K
B) when N is less than K
C) when dN/dt equals zero
D) when r equals zero
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A) a population's range, the pattern of spacing of individuals within the range, and the size that the population attains
B) a population's range, the amount of food available within the range, and the size that the population attains
C) a population's range, the parental care received by each offspring within the population, and the size that the population attains
D) a population's range, the size home range of an individual in the population, and the parental care expended for each offspring
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A) Allen's
B) the K-Selected
C) the r-Selected
D) Edward's
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A) Their diet is too specialized.
B) They are adapted to cold temperatures and total darkness.
C) They might frighten visitors.
D) They are adapted for high pressure, and will die at low pressure. Clarify question:
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A) ri
B) N
C) K
D) dN/dt
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A) death rates
B) birth rates
C) competition
D) age composition of a population
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A) adaptation
B) selection
C) reproduction
D) genetic change
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A) randomly spaced populations
B) uniformly spaced populations
C) metapopulations
D) over-sized populations
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A) has the highest per capita resource consumption, ten times greater than mine
B) also has a big population overgrowth problem
C) has a much higher birth rate
D) has the lowest infant mortality rate
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A) a Type I survivorship curve
B) a Type II survivorship curve
C) a Type III survivorship curve
D) a semelparous life history adaptation
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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.
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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) 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) maximum growth.
B) carrying capacity.
C) biotic potential.
D) optimal growth.
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