Exam 14: Interspecific Competition
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Differences among species may relate to adaptation for the ability to exploit a certain environment or range of resources independent of competition.
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Studying competition in the laboratory is more complex than studying competition in the field.
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The competitive exclusion principle assumes that the competing species have exactly the same resource requirements.
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Interspecific ________ occurs when the competition for space between two species influences access to food and nesting sites.
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Interspecific competition involves individuals of two or more species vying for the same limited ________.
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________ competition results when non-territorial behavioral interactions between two species result in negative effects on both species.
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Various species of scavengers fighting over the carcass of a dead animal is referred to as
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As environmental conditions change,the relative competitive abilities of species change very little.
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Competition for one resource often influences the ability of an organism to access other resources.
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Preemptive competition occurs primarily among mobile organisms,such as small mammals.
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A shift in the morphology,behavior,or physiology of a species in response to resource competition is referred to as ________ displacement.
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A relationship that affects the populations of two or more species adversely is referred to as ________ competition.
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According to the Lotka-Volterra equations,when two species compete for the same resource,one or the other species eventually wins,driving the other to extinction.
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Because of interspecific competition,species do not always occupy the part of their fundamental niche where conditions yield the highest growth rate,reproduction,or fitness.
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Competition has been regarded as a major force behind species divergence and specialization.
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The Lotka-Volterra equations predict the outcomes of ________ competition under different conditions.
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Climatic variation can function as a density-independent limitation on population density.
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Chemical interaction competition in plants is called ________.
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