Exam 3: Physical Conditions and the Availability of Resources
Exam 1: Ecology and How to Do It50 Questions
Exam 2: Ecology’s Evolutionary Backdrop50 Questions
Exam 3: Physical Conditions and the Availability of Resources50 Questions
Exam 4: Climate and the World’s Biomes50 Questions
Exam 5: Birth, Death and Movement50 Questions
Exam 6: Interspecific Competition50 Questions
Exam 7: Predation, Grazing and Disease50 Questions
Exam 8: Molecular and Evolutionary Ecology50 Questions
Exam 9: From Populations to Communities50 Questions
Exam 10: Patterns in Species Richness50 Questions
Exam 11: The Flux of Energy and Matter Through Ecosystems50 Questions
Exam 12: Global Biogeochemical Cycles and Their Alteration by Humans50 Questions
Exam 13: Conservation Ecology51 Questions
Exam 14: The Ecology of Human Population Growth, Disease, and Food Supply51 Questions
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Competition between individuals of the same species is which type of competition?
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Oak tree species are quite abundant in the southern California landscape.These species are long-lived,even though they experience drought.What would you predict their root structure to be like?
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If you wanted to eat something with a high C:N ratio,which of the following would you select?
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A niche for a species of salamander is determined by the density of individuals in the area,soil temperature,amounts of precipitation,and food availability.Thus,the niche would be modeled as a:
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According to Figure 3.4,Lasiommata maera larvae in the fall 

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A _________ is an organism that relies on external sources of heat to determine the pace of their metabolism.
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A species of bacteria is known to live in the skin and other organs of puffer fish.These bacteria produce a toxin that the puffer fish use to poison predators.The bacteria benefit from living on the puffer fish by receiving a host.This is an example of
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According to Figure 3.27,glucosinolates in the petals and leaves of wild radish: 

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Organisms whose major resources are photosynthetic radiation,water,nutrients,and carbon dioxide are known as ________.
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Conditions can affect disease dynamics.A grasshopper species will escape serious infection by a fungal pathogen by modifying what condition?
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You have been observing a species of mammal that appears to enter a dormant phase where their metabolic activity is greatly reduced relative to the rest of the year.This change seems to be associated with a decreased length of daylight.What you have observed is often referred to as ___________.
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The term _______ refers to the success of individuals in the population to survive,reproduce,and leave descendants in an environment relative to others.
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There is evidence that some plants respond to herbivore attacks by increasing the production of chemicals known to deter herbivory.What would this be an example of?
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You learn that a plant species has evolved to deal with year-round drought conditions by reducing their rate of photosynthesis.One trait that may be associated with such a response is:
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Snowy plovers,a coastal bird species,are found to live only on sandy beaches.Where snowy plovers live is referred to as their:
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As its first product of photosynthesis,a __________ will produce a sugar containing three carbon atoms.
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If a plant is prevented from transpiring,what do you expect the outcome will be?
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A single algal species competes for a required resource,silicate.As the number of individuals increases,there is less silicate available for the original individuals.This is an example of:
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