Exam 15: Mutualism
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An interaction between individuals of different species that benefit both partners is called
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Ants on the aspen sunflower,Helianthella quinquenervis,obtain sugars and amino acids by
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In Kathleen Keeler's cost-benefit model of mutualism,the condition for persistence of mutualists is pwmw + qwmu > wnm.The parameters p and q represent the
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Mycorrhizal fungi acquire _________ from their plant partners.
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Which of the following is not a benefit provided by mutualistic crab and shrimp to the Pocillopora coral?
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_____________ mutualism describes a relationship where species are so dependent on their mutualistic relationship they cannot live in its absence.
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A cost-benefit model predicts that aspen sunflowers (Helianthella quinquenervis)in shady habitats should be less likely to attract ants than those living in sunny habitats.
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In experiments with the prairie grass Andropogon,root:shoot ratios proved to be
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Modified leaflet tips of bullshorn acacia that provide a food source for ants are called ___________.
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The interaction between honeyguide birds and the Boran people of Kenya
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The photosynthetic zooxanthellae associated with reef-building corals are members of the Phylum ___________.
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The presence of ant mutualists on bullshorn acacia reduces herbivore attack and increases acacia growth rate,but has little effect on acacia mortality rate.
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The major benefit obtained by aspen sunflower,Helianthella quinquenervis,from its ant mutualists is
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The enlarged thorns of swollen thorn acacias provide ants with
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Mycorrhizal fungi (directly)help their plant partners acquire
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The major benefit obtained by zooxanthellae algal cells from their coral host is
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A calculated range of values that we estimate contains the true mean of a population with a known degree of certainty is called a
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A mutualistic relationship in which either species can survive without its partner is called a ______________ mutualism.
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Ant-acacia trees provide several services to their mutualistic ant partners.These include
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