Exam 4: Ecosystems Are Dynamic

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Allelopathic species ________.

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The theoretical final stage in the successional process is called a ________.

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In Canada, ________ species of alien plants have developed into agricultural pests.

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The biotic potential of K-strategists is higher than that of r-strategists.

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R-strategists ________.

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Ecosystems with ________ can best withstand human interference without experiencing serious damage.

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Did European colonization cause the first extinctions in North America? Explain why or why not.

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Lichens are often the first colonizers in primary succession.

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Mature ecosystems are NOT characterized by ________.

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The fossil record suggests that almost ________ of species that have lived on Earth are now extinct.

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________ refers to the process whereby a species is eliminated because it can no longer survive under new conditions.

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What is driving treeline change in Northern Canada?

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A feedback loop that exacerbates existing change is a ________.

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The phenomenon of seed release due to the high temperatures associated with fire is termed ________.

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Coevolution occurs when ________.

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Native species can attain undesirable numbers and cause harm in their own ecosystems.

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________ was the major factor in the extinction of camels in North America prior to European colonization.

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The effect of increased temperatures in Northern Canada would increase polar amplification.

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Phyletic evolution leads to ________.

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________ is the process in which a population has undergone so much change that it is no longer able to interbreed with the original population.

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