Exam 17: Community Structure
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Within a community,a group of species that carries out similar functions or exploits the same resource is called a(n)________.
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guild
Which description is true for most communities?
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A(n)________ is a type of community with relatively consistent species composition; a uniform,general appearance; and a distribution that is characteristic of a particular habitat.
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association
When an ecologist compares the diversity of different communities by counting the number of species within each community,the measure of diversity being used is called
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The species within a guild are unlikely to interact with one another.
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Some aquatic communities are defined by physical features of the abiotic environment rather than by the dominant organisms.
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The form and structure of terrestrial communities are defined more by the plants than the animals present.
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When a single or a few species are most prevalent in a community,the species are called ________.
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________ index (D)represents the probability that two individuals randomly selected from a sample will belong to the same species.
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Species composition does not usually differ much within a local area,such as between a hilltop and a stream bottomland.
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The layer of a forest in which decomposition takes place and mineral nutrients are released for reuse by plants is called the
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If a forest canopy is dense and closed,the understory and shrub layers tend to be well developed.
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In aquatic habitats,the bottom zone where decomposition is most active is referred to as the ________ zone.
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During the summer,the bottom,cold layer of dense water in a well-stratified lake is called the ________.
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In a sandy beach community,ghost crabs and beach flies occur within
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In a forest community,the layer containing tall shrubs,small trees,and young trees is called the ________.
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The percentage of individuals in a community that belong to one species is called the relative ________ of that species.
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