Exam 12: Metapopulations
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The ability of individuals to disperse among habitat patches is related to their degree of isolation.
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In a metapopulation,the probability of extinction in a local population increases with
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Metapopulation persistence is a dynamic balance between the ________ and recolonization of empty habitat patches.
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The ________ effect refers to the increasing population size and decreasing risk of extinction that occurs with an increasing rate of immigration.
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A(n)________ population cannot support positive population growth and is able to persist only when individuals immigrate from other local populations.
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Dispersal of individuals among local populations does not occur within a metapopulation.
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A(n)________ is a collection of metapopulations in a geographic region that has evolved one or more characteristics distinguishing it from other metapopulations due to isolation and subsequent divergence resulting from natural selection.
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In a metapopulation,the probability of recolonization in a local population increases with
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Increasing isolation of habitat patches can be compensated for by decreasing the average patch size.
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In a metapopulation,regional scale population dynamics are governed primarily by the interaction of local populations,specifically
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The conversion of natural ecosystems to agricultural production tends to synchronize metapopulation dynamics.
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A(n)________ population maintains a positive growth rate,producing a surplus of individuals that disperses to other local populations.
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The rate of dispersal is greater in species occupying stable habitats than in those occupying temporary habitats.
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Which of the following is the correct hierarchy of the population concept?
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A species encompasses the largest geographic range in the four hierarchical levels of spatial aggregation of populations.
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