Bio Final Exam (4) Flashcards

ch 40,41,42

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1
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What are factors of density-dependent?

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Food, shelter, waste build up, disease

-war, plagues & famines

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What are factors of density-independent?

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Meteorite, earthquakes, human interaction, climate, weather,

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Effects of density-independent?

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Climate change, effects on plants & animals, insect disease increase, creatceous extinction

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4
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Define population ecology

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study of populations interacting with each other and the environment

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5
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What factors effect population densities?

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Births, deaths, immigrants, emmigrants

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6
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What is the maximum rate a population can increase and is ideal?

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Biotic Potential

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7
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What is environmental resistance?

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food, shelter, interactions

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8
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What is a population’s growth limited by?

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it’s environment

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9
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What is carrying capacity?

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An environment’s “ceiling” for growth (k)

-environmental resistance

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10
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How can carrying capacity be increased?

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Agriculture tech, advancement in tech (industrial revolution)

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11
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Boom and Bust Cycle

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rapid increase and rapid decrease

-Lynx and snow hare

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12
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R-Species characteristics

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Short Development
Early Reproduction
Few breeding events
Less parent involvement
High mortality rate
short life span

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13
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K- species characteristics

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Long development
later reproduction
more breeding events
more parent investment
low mortality rate
long life span

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14
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R- species examples

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Cockroaches, bacteria, fish

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15
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K-species examples

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bears, humans bald eagle

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16
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How is human population changing

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  1. Cultural revolution
    (hunting/gathering)
  2. Agriculture revolution
  3. Industrial/medical rev
  4. Green revolution
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17
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Human Population:
Carrying capacity? Possible carrying capactiy?

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  • million people every 4 days
    -carrying capacity: 9-10 bil
    -possible cc: 500 mil - 1 tril
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18
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Age Pyramids purpose

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show number of individuals in population

-estimate birth and death rates

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19
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What is age structure?

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Number of individuals in each age category

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20
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What makes up the reproductive base?

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Pre-reproductive and reproductive groups

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21
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Demographic Transition model

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growth rate changing over time as country develops

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22
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What are the 4 stages of the Demographic Transition model?

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  1. Preindustrial
  2. Transitional
  3. Industrial
  4. Postindustrial
23
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Define Ecology

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Interaction of systems in biosphere of living and non living

24
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Species richness

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Number of species present and stabilizing

25
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Resource Partitioning

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Way to reduce competition

26
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Predator-Prey Interaction examples

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-Coevolution
-different species act as agents of natural selection
-camouflage
-mimicry

27
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Camouflage

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Blend in w/surroundings

28
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Commensalism

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one species benefits

29
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Community

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all populations in an ecosystem

30
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Competition

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shared resources are limited

31
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Competitive Exclusion

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2 species competing, one eliminated

32
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Consumer

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Primary, secondary, tertiary

33
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Decomposer

A

worms/ breaks down

34
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Ecological Niche

A

Role/position of species in its environment

35
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Ecosystem

A

community of living organisms interacting w/ environment

36
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Energy Pyramid

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Trophic Levels
-10 % of energy is transferred

37
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Food Chain

A

food transfer

38
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Food Web

A

network of interconnecting chains

39
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Interspecific Competition

A

Different species, occupy same eco niche
-competitive exclusion

40
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Competitive Exclusion

A

2 species are competing for limited resource, one eliminates the other

41
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Intraspecific Competition

A

same species

42
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Mimicry

A

Mullerian:
warning color, multiple species (bees&butterfly)
Batesian:
defenseless copies the one with defense (snake)

43
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Mutualism

A

Both benefit

44
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Niche

A

total of factors in an organisms environment

45
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Primary consumers

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Herbivores

46
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Producers

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Autotrophs

47
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Secondary Consumers

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carnivores/omnivores

48
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Symbiosis

A

close permanent relatioship

49
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Trophic Levels

A

route that energy travels through ecosystem

producer>primary>secondary-> tertiary

10% transferred to next level

50
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What is Biological Niche?

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The role a species plays in its environment and how it interacts with others

51
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What are factors that limit life?

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Temp, light, oxygen, carbon dioxide, precipitation

52
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What are the 3 Community Interactions?

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1.Competition
-shared resources are limited
2.Predator-prey interaction
-diverse adaptations in predators/prey
3.Symbiosis
-close permanent relationship

53
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What are the Symbiotic Relationships?

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Mutualism
-both benefit
Commensalism
-one benefits,none harmed
Parasitism
-one benefits, one harmed