Exam 17: Factors Influencing the Structure of Communities
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When top-down control occurs within an intertidal zone along the rocky coastline of the Pacific Ocean,which of the following species controls the abundance of other species?
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As the fertility of soil on the forest floor increases,the
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Patterns of temperature and ________ resulting from regional variations in climate are the major determinant of regional and global patterns of vegetation distribution.
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The populations of keystone predators are controlled by the populations of their prey species.
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The "world is green" hypothesis suggests that herbivore populations limit the number of predators,allowing plant biomass to accumulate.
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The control of an herbivore population by a parasitoid is an example of top-down control.
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Which of the following organisms have benefited from wolf reintroduction?
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What is the term when one species benefits from an indirect interaction and the other has a neutral effect?

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Why might increased nutrient availability result in increased species diversity in aquatic systems while it results in decreases in terrestrial systems?
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The diversity of an animal community is unrelated to the physical structure of a plant community.
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Why might biologists assemble species into functional groups when examining community structure?
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This figure suggests that adding more and more nutrients over time will result in

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Variation in environmental conditions within a community is referred to as environmental ________.
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Which of the following is an example of a fundamental niche?
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Spartina alterniflora allocates more ________ to outcompete Juncus gerardi.
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The removal of a single species from a community can have unpredictable consequences.
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Diffuse interactions often occur among competing species but never among predator-prey species.
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Plant community structure along an environmental gradient can often be explained by
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When interspecific interactions involve more than just two species,they are said to be ________.
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