Exam 35: Populations and Communities

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The three types of survivorship curves are idealized situations.What type of curve probably happens more frequently in nature?

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______________ serves to narrow niche breadth.

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When the growth rate of a population tapers off at a certain point and remains at the same point indefinitely,the population is said to have reached the:

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The ________________ of a habitat is the number of individuals the habitat has the resources to support indefinitely.

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______________ are the fundamental units of ecology.

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_______________ is the consuming of one organism by another.

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The term "ecology" was first used by:

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Lice and their relationship with mammals is an example of what type of relationship?

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The number of different kinds of species inhabiting an ecosystem is called _________________.

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A type of symbiosis in which one species benefits from the relationship while the other neither benefits nor is harmed is called:

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Predators can drive their prey to extinction unless the prey has:

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The principle of competitive exclusion states that no two species with the same niche can coexist indefinitely when resources are limiting.

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When population growth rate = rN,this type of growth can be called:

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A symbiotic relationship in which both species benefit is called ___________.

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Which type of symbiosis would exist between a tapeworm living in a human host using its nutrients for its own gain and detriment to the host?

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