Exam 35: An Interactive Living World 2: Communities in Ecology

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Ecological dominants are typically the top predators in a community.

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Because their absence may have negative repercussions for population control and resource use for the whole community,lions on the African savanna are identified as a keystone species.

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A flea is considered to be a predator on a dog.

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Biodiversity includes the:

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A chameleon avoiding predation by being colored similarly to its surroundings demonstrates which strategy?

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Keystone species are:

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Many plant species produce flowers of a certain color and shape to attract honeybees.These plants produce nectar,and the bees transport pollen from one plant to another while searching for nectar.This is an example of:

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The term "niche" is usually limited to a description of the physical surroundings in which a species is normally found.

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An interaction in which one species benefits and the other is not affected is classified as:

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Two ways that one species obtains its nourishment at the expense of another are predation and ________.

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The number of prey species is one of several factors determining the number of predators that can live in an area.

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Organisms in communities may be important factors in the evolution/adaptation of other organisms in the community.

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Which form of biological succession occurs in an area where most life has been destroyed,but fertile soil remains?

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After succession,a stable group of species that persists over long periods is referred to as a:

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Generally speaking,the term for the process by which two species drive each other's evolution is:

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