Exam 16: Population Ecology
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Match the following letters with the number with which they best correspond.
a.population density
b.population growth rate
c.carrying capacity
d.limiting factor
e.age structure
f.ecological footprint
-the number of individuals a given area can sustain
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The worldwide total fertility rate changed from __ children per woman to ___ children per woman.
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A population of 1,000 individuals with a per capita growth rate of 1.0 per year in an environment with unlimited resources will number ____ four years later.
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Classification.Answer the questions in reference to the seven terms listed below that are used by ecologists.
a.density-dependent factor
b.demographic transitional stage
c.type I survivorship
d.r-selected species
e.biotic potential
f.density-independent factor
g.logistic growth
-Short life span,many offspring,minimal care of young
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For a given population,life history pattern focuses on aspects such as
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Sea lions can live into their thirties and produce no more than one pup per year.A sea lion is a(an)__ species.
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Four of the five answers listed below follow a type III survivorship curve.Select the EXCEPTION.
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Which of the following species does NOT fit in the type III survivorship curve?
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In India,in which age structure category are the least number of individuals?
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Killifish and pike-cichlids raised in natural conditions will
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A study of a cohort of 1,000 newborn animals showed a death rate per individual in year one of 40 percent and a death rate per individual in year two of 80 percent.The quantity of survivors after two years is about
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Horses typically can live around 30 years and a healthy mare can produce one foal per year.Horses are __ species.
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Which of the following is NOT related to the study of population demographics?
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Match the following letters with the number with which they best correspond.
a.population density
b.population growth rate
c.carrying capacity
d.limiting factor
e.age structure
f.ecological footprint
-the birth rate minus the death rate
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Which of the following focuses on vital statistics that describe the population?
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The most common form of population distribution arises from
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Classification.Answer the questions in reference to the seven terms listed below that are used by ecologists.
a.density-dependent factor
b.demographic transitional stage
c.type I survivorship
d.r-selected species
e.biotic potential
f.density-independent factor
g.logistic growth
-A harsh winter is an example of this.
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