A) The Dutch elm disease fungus infects and kills elm trees.
B) The yellow fever virus causes fever and sometimes kills humans.
C) A female tick fastens to the skin of a human host and draws blood for nutrition to make her eggs.
D) The trichina worm burrows into muscle tissue,forms a cyst,and waits to continue its cycle until a predator consumes the host.
E) Unsightly dandelions sprout in a yard and compete with the fescue grass for sunlight.
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A) habitat.
B) ecological niche.
C) biotic role.
D) abiotic role.
E) ecology.
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A) plants with high tolerance to full sun,limited water,limited nutrients
B) the pioneer community
C) small native plants of the area such as grasses and herbs
D) large plants such as shrubs and trees
E) lichens,mosses,and ferns
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A) A population with the majority of their population over 50 years of age.
B) A population with its population distributed equally across all age ranges.
C) A population with most of its population under the age of 18 years of age.
D) A population with most of the population in middle age.
E) A population with most of its population over the age of 18 years of age.
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A) The growth rate can be positive and a population can still be the same size year after year.
B) The growth rate has to be zero before a population can be the same size year after year.
C) Replacement reproduction automatically gives a growth rate of zero.
D) A growth rate of zero means the population is dying.
E) The growth rate can be negative and a population can still be the same size year after year.
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A) population growth.
B) biotic potential.
C) environmental resistance.
D) carrying capacity.
E) doubling time.
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A) the number of births equals the number of deaths.
B) each couple has an average of two children,which also results in zero population growth.
C) each couple has an average of two children,but population growth may still occur.
D) the population reaches carrying capacity.
E) all of the adult population is married.
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A) socialization.
B) sensitivity.
C) an increase in family size.
D) the rise of medicine.
E) education.
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A) bell shape.
B) urn shape.
C) pyramid shape.
D) S-shaped curve.
E) J-shaped curve.
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A) occupy the same habitat but use the resources differently.
B) occupy the same habitat and use the same resources.
C) use the same resources but occupy different habitats.
D) occupy different habitats and use the resources differently.
E) work according to the competitive exclusion principle.
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A) a totally random variation in numbers of both beetles.
B) only one species per jar,similar to the classic competitive exclusion principle experiment with paramecia.
C) the same ratio of beetles as when you started,about half from each species.
D) only dead beetles in all jars due to intense competition for the niche.
E) half the jars with more of one species and the other half of the jars will have more of a second species of beetle.
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A) secondary succession.
B) tertiary succession.
C) primary succession.
D) primary soil leaching.
E) facilitated succession.
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A) competition.
B) a community.
C) a biome.
D) predation.
E) symbiosis.
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A) 0.062
B) 0.055
C) 0.088
D) 0.013
E) 0.075
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A) biotic potential.
B) environmental resistance.
C) carrying capacity.
D) replacement reproduction.
E) demographic transition.
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A) The host is generally smaller than the parasite.
B) Parasites are always severe and kill the host.
C) All parasites require a single host for their life cycle.
D) There are examples of parasites in every kingdom of life.
E) All parasites will remain attached to their host for the entire life span of the host.
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A) accumulation of waste products
B) predation
C) competition
D) limited access to food and water
E) unlimited resources
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