A) age structure.
B) growth rates.
C) mortality and survivorship curves.
D) sex ratio.
E) measurements of interspecific competition.
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A) deme
B) species
C) cohort
D) tribe
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A) r-
B) K-
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A) niche.
B) biotic potential.
C) carrying capacity.
D) maximum size.
E) habitat usagE.
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A) whale
B) coconut palm
C) lion
D) gorilla
E) pine tree
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A) K-
B) r-
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A) larger bodies can store proportionally more fat as insulation than smaller bodies.
B) smaller bodies can store proportionally more fat as insulation than larger bodies.
C) larger bodies have a proportionally smaller surface area,and heat radiation varies with surface area.
D) larger bodies have a proportionally smaller surface area,and heat radiation varies with volume.
E) smaller bodies have a proportionally smaller surface area,and heat radiation varies with surface area.
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A) K-selected.
B) r-selected.
C) idiopathiC.
D) at their carrying capacity.
E) subject to low predation rates.
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A) a population's geographic distribution
B) dispersion of individuals within the population
C) the life history of the population
D) the demography of the population
E) if and how the population interacts with a metapopulation
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A) intraspecific competition
B) interspecific competition
C) floods and droughts
D) predation
E) disease
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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) deme.
B) phenotype.
C) genome.
D) biotic community.
E) population.
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A) Allen's
B) the K-Selected
C) the r-Selected
D) Edward's
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A) the carrying capacity (K)
B) the population size (N)
C) the biotic potential (rN)
D) (K - N) /K
E) the growth rate (dN/dt)
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A) we use almost half of the Earth's land.
B) we use over half of all renewable fresh water sources.
C) we are unevenly distributed and the difference is increasing.
D) we are using distributed resources unevenly-less than 20% of us use over 80% of the energy.
E) our ecological footprint is decreasing.
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A) weather.
B) earthquakes.
C) intraspecific competition.
D) volcanism.
E) introduction of non-native species.
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A) shivering to produce heat.
B) sunbathing.
C) swimming in geothermal pools.
D) running frequently to warm up.
E) eating large meals to provide calories for heat production.
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A) temperature
B) water
C) insolation (sunlight)
D) soil type
E) intraspecific competition
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A) individuals of the populations do not interact strongly with one another.
B) individuals of the population are usually in competition for resources.
C) individuals of the population are reacting to uneven distribution of resources.
D) individuals of the population with random distribution display social interactions.
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A) ethology
B) demography
C) population genetics
D) biometrics
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