Exam 41: Community Ecology
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Two species of birds that compete for the same size of seed eventually develop different beak sizes, allowing them to compete for different sizes of seeds. What has occurred?
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What are two types of defenses that plants have evolved in response to herbivory?
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A type of interaction between two species that has harmful effects on both species is ____.
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Wolf spiders and carnivorous sundew plants compete for insects in Florida swamps without actually fighting over the insects. What type of species interaction does this describe?
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Most invasive species have a far greater impact in their new home than they did in the community in which they evolved. Why is this?
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A species that evolved in one community and later dispersed from its home and became established elsewhere is called a(n) ____ species.
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An exotic species that negatively impacts its adoptive community by harming members in that new community is called a(n) ____ species.
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Phorid flies are being used to combat the invasive red imported fire ants. How do phorid flies kill the ants?
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Match the type of species interaction with the correct description.
-In this interaction, one species benefits, while the other is neither harmed nor benefited.
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