Exam 13: Interspecific Competition
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Species A prefers a more dry habitat but grows in a wet habitat.Why might this be?
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Various species of scavengers fighting over the carcass of a dead animal is referred to as
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The diagonal line that represents dN/dt = 0 in the graphical depiction of the Lotka-Volterra competitions equations is called
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Demonstrating the occurrence of interspecific competition during a field study is problematic for all of the following reasons,except
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Interspecific ________ occurs when the competition for space between two species influences access to food and nesting sites.
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One effect of decreasing wolf populations in North America is
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According to the competitive ________ principle,two "complete competitors" cannot coexist.
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Encounter competition results from the behavioral exclusion of some individuals by others from a specific space that is defended.
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Studying competition in the laboratory is more complex than studying competition in the field.
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A shift in the morphology,behavior,or physiology of a species in response to resource competition is referred to as ________ displacement.
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Two or more organisms using a portion of the same resource simultaneously is referred to as resource partitioning.
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The portion of the fundamental niche that an organism actually exploits in the presence of competitors is called its ________ niche.
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Two organisms using a portion of the same resource simultaneously is referred to as
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The different chipmunk species correspond to the different tree species along an elevational gradient.This is likely because

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When a species expands its niche in response to the removal of a competitor,the species has experienced competitive ________.
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Chemical interaction competition in plants is called ________.
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Two bird species compete in the forest for the same seeds.If α = 0.75 and β = 0.25,then (assuming the same carrying capacity for both)
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