Exam 18: Species Richness Patterns
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Tree species richness is greatest in temperate
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Mammal species richness in the U.S. is highest in the
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The peninsular effect increases species richness on peninsulas.
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Just 17 countries are home to nearly 80% of all known species. Such countries are known as _______________ countries.
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The conservation strategy that protects low vulnerability areas and areas of low irreplacibility is known as
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34 "hot spots" on Earth, occupying only 2-3% of the Earth's surface, contain what percent of the world's total of endemic plant species?
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The correlation between the numbers of insect species on British tree species and the evolutionary age of these trees in Britain supports which hypothesis?
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Which evidence supports the species energy hypothesis to explain polar-equatorial gradients in species richness?
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Which of the following methods of targeting areas for conservation targets the number of endemic species?
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An increase in the amount of winter rain in California would increase biodiversity.
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Which of the following biodiversity hot spots contains most plant species?
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Which of the following species was the competitive dominant on the rocky shores of Washington State and which was preyed on most by Pisaster starfish?
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Climatically similar areas in different parts of the world always have the same number of species.
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The idea that society should protect representatives of major habitats under severe threat is known as
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Climate change may change the number of individuals of many different species present in a community but is unlikely to change the number of species present.
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Many factors affect species richness. At what scale are predation and other biotic invertebrates most important?
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Trees have been present in Britain only for the last _____ years.
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The guild of insects attacking bracken fern varies remarkably across the globe. Which of the following statements is true?
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Disturbances can affect species diversity. Maximal species diversity is often found after _________ sized disturbances.
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