Exam 4: Ecology and Geology

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Introduction of a(n) ________ plant species reduced biodiversity of small dunes at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

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The study of controls over the distribution and abundance of living things is called

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________ is the study of controls over the distribution and abundance of living things.

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The part of an ecosystem where a species lives is called its niche.

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Which of the following does not tend to increase biodiversity in an ecosystem?

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Disturbance in an ecosystem can increase biodiversity.

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Sea otter reintroduction in Alaska has led to

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The Kissimmee River in Florida needed restoration because of

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The orientation of mountain ranges influenced the diversity of ________ species in Europe and North America.

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Coastal marshes reduce flooding and coastal erosion. This impact is an example of

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Tree roots can interact with the geological environment to help reduce landsliding.

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What human activities have impacted the Everglades negatively?

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A group of individuals capable of interbreeding is called a(n)

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An indigenous ecosystem is one that

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Species with disproportionate influences on their ecosystems are called

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Cheatgrass is an exotic plant that continues to invade the sagebrush steppe ecosystems of the western interior United States. It is likely to decrease the ________ of the region.

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A(n) ________ is a group of individuals capable of interbreeding.

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How a species "makes its living" is called its

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Why are native trees more diverse in North America than in Europe?

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________ is the process of altering a site or area with the objective of reestablishing indigenous, historical ecosystems.

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