Exam 21: Landscape Ecology
Exam 1: Introduction to Ecology: Historical Foundations and Developing Frontiers23 Questions
Exam 2: Life on Land35 Questions
Exam 3: Life in Water35 Questions
Exam 4: Population Genetics and Natural Selection31 Questions
Exam 5: Temperature Relations35 Questions
Exam 6: Water Relations35 Questions
Exam 7: Energy and Nutrient Relations29 Questions
Exam 8: Social Relations30 Questions
Exam 9: Population Distribution and Abundance29 Questions
Exam 10: Population Dynamics30 Questions
Exam 11: Population Growth29 Questions
Exam 12: Life Histories29 Questions
Exam 13: Competition30 Questions
Exam 14: Exploitative Interactions: Predation, herbivory, parasitism, and Disease26 Questions
Exam 15: Mutualism29 Questions
Exam 16: Species Abundance and Diversity25 Questions
Exam 17: Species Interactions and Community Structure24 Questions
Exam 18: Primary Production and Energy Flow30 Questions
Exam 19: Nutrient Cycling and Retention36 Questions
Exam 20: Succession and Stability30 Questions
Exam 21: Landscape Ecology30 Questions
Exam 22: Geographic Ecology30 Questions
Exam 23: Global Ecology29 Questions
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There is experimental evidence to support the theory that the negative impact of fragmentation and isolation on populations can be reduced by connecting habitat fragments with corridors of similar habitat.
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Haddad and Baum demonstrated that corridors between patches of open habitat in dense 40- to 50-year-old pine forests of South Carolina
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Vegetation in bajadas of the Arizona Sonoran Desert
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Reduced regulation of water flow in the Kissimmee River has led to increases in populations of fish that require highly oxygenated water.
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Studies by Hanski,Kuussaari,and Nieminen determined that ______ and _____ of patches strongly influence the size and density of Glanville fritillary butterfly,Melitaea cinxia,populations.
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The element within the landscape that is most continuous is called the _______.
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Recent conversion of forests to beaver ponds and wet meadows
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McAuliffe found middle to late Pleistocene soils of the Sonoran Desert,which formed hundreds of thousands of years ago,were characterized by
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Which is NOT an important effect of floods on landscapes and ecosystems in riverine floodplains?
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Expansion of forest in Veluwe,Netherlands at the expense of heathland has occurred primarily as a result of
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When measuring the coastline of Texas,which of these rulers would give you the shortest estimate of coastline length?
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During droughts,water levels are likely to drop most steeply in lakes at the lower end of hydrological flow systems.
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Given the following data,calculate the Mann-Whitney statistic U for the stream draining the boreal forest. Measurements(deciduous) Ranks Measurements(boreal) Ranks 13.1 1 100.9 7 16.9 2 111.2 8 24.2 3 113.5 9 30.6 4 151.1 10 32.8 5 172.3 11 41.1 6 206.6 12 218.8 13 442.4 14 =7 =34 =7 =71
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More isolated Finnish meadows support higher densities of Glanville fritillaries.
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A large value of the patch shape index,S = P/(2 A),indicates a
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The recognition that the length of a coastline depends on the scale at which it is measured is a result of the branch of mathematics called ___________.
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A heterogeneous area consisting of a patchwork of distinctive ecosystems is called a ___________.
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