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Exam 5: Biodiversity, Species Interactions, and Population Control
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Question 21
True/False
Secondary succession usually takes hundreds to thousands of years.
Question 22
True/False
A population's growth rate will increase as the population reaches its carrying capacity.
Question 23
True/False
An area in primary ecological succession would be a suitable habitat for a population of hardwoods because of the availability of resources.
Question 24
Multiple Choice
Population change is equal to
Question 25
Essay
The graph above shows the census count for two animal species, A and B, over a 31 year period. a.Animal A and animal B have a predator-prey relationship. -For the graph shown above of animal species A and animal species B, which animal is the predator and which animal is the prey species?
Question 26
Essay
-How is food competition reduced based on this image?
Question 27
True/False
One of the reasons sharks are especially vulnerable to over fishing is because they grow slowly, mature late, and have only a few young each generation.
Question 28
True/False
Permanent equilibrium is a condition that most ecologists now recognize as existing in mature, late-successional ecosystems.
Question 29
Multiple Choice
Which reproductive pattern is most common, if one considers patterns seen in all animals?
Question 30
Short Answer
Cowbirds are so named because they followed the large herds of cows that were driven throughout the American west before large tracts of land were fenced. a.Cowbirds consumed the insects that invariably followed the herds. a.There was no obvious benefit or other effect on the herds. a.This is an example of ____________________.
Question 31
True/False
The terms inertia and stability, with respect to ecosystems, are mutually exclusive.
Question 32
Short Answer
The reindeer population on St. a.Paul Island in the Bering Sea crashed because the birth rate decline did not occur fast enough after resources were depleted. a.This is called a ____________________.