Exam 9: Population Ecology
Exam 1: Environmental Problems: an Introduction and Overview85 Questions
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POPULATION
-Which letter in the diagram represents limiting abiotic factors?
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Which natural pattern of population dispersion is associated with the majority of species?
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Which term is not used to describe a type of population change curve?
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Why did the World Health Organization initiate pesticide spraying in Borneo (Brunei)?
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Infectious disease is a classic type of ____________________-dependent population control.
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What type of population change would you expect to occur for beavers in a province that has just outlawed trapping?
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REINDEER
-Which letter in the graph corresponds to the portion of the graph representing the number of reindeer that exceeded the capacity of their environment?
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Which of the following is a density-dependent population control?
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Which of the following is a density-independent population control?
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SHEEP
-Which letter in the graph corresponds to the portion of the curve that results from biotic potential and environmental resistance?
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A life table shows the number of individuals at each age on a survivorship curve.
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The intrinsic rate of increase (r)is the rate at which a population would grow if it had unlimited resources.
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Most large mammals and birds of prey are ____________________ -selected species.
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Which statement is a general description of an r-selected species?
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A key theme of thisCHAPTER is that we can make our economies and our societies more sustainable though the application of lessons learned by studying ____________________ .
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REINDEER
-Which letter in the graph corresponds to the portion of the graph representing the number of reindeer that can be sustained indefinitely in a given area?
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Which population pattern is likely for hares and lynx living in an undisturbed habitat?
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