Exam 11: Intraspecific Population Regulation
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Which of the following factors is most likely to be a density-independent regulator of population growth?
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When individuals in a small population have difficulty finding a mate,this is referred to as
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The individuals that disperse as a response to high population density are
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Within a social group,the ________ individual is dominant over all other members.
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The maximum sustainable population size for the prevailing environment is called the ________ capacity.
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You see two squirrels fighting over a food resource.This most likely represents
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Population density can affect the age at which an animal matures.
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The carrying capacity (K)of a population can vary depending on the supply of resources.
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Density-________ growth is the inverse relationship between population density and individual growth.
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The carrying capacity is the population size at which dN/dt
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As the density of a population increases,dispersal usually decreases.
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One hypothesis of population regulation in animals is that increased crowding and social contact cause ________.
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Social organization occurs only among invertebrate animals such as ants,bees,and termites.
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The part of an animal's home range that is defended against intruders is its ________.
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Competition for resources is a density-independent factor affecting a population.
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The factors that influence the growth rate of a population in proportion to the size of the population are called density-________ factors.
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You see a plot of plants that is very dense and small and another plot of the same species with fewer individuals but larger individual plants.What might be the cause of this pattern?
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