Chapter 12 Life History (Q5) Flashcards

1
Q

A fish that produces larger eggs typically also produces ___

A

fewer eggs

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2
Q

Which organism has more variation in egg size and numbers than any other?

A

Fish- more variation than any other group

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3
Q

Populations with many small eggs ____

A

fewer differences in allelic frequencies than populations with fewer large eggs

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4
Q

Larvae from large eggs ____,____,____ and____which leads to more isolated populations

A
  • hatch earlier
  • feed earlier
  • don’t drift as far
  • don’t disperse great distances -> leads to more isolated populations
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5
Q

Greater isolation leads to___

A

rapid gene differentiation

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6
Q

Life history is ____

A

timing of life’s major events and adaptations relating to allocation of resources

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7
Q

What are the 4 basic plant “forms”

A
  • Graminoids
  • Forbs
  • Woody Plants
  • Climbers
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8
Q

Describe Graminoid plant form

A

grass and grass-like plants

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9
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Describe Forbs plant form

A

Herbaceous, non-graminoids

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10
Q

Describe Woody Plant types:

A

Woody thickening of tissues

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11
Q

Describe Climber plant form

A

Climbing plants and vines

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12
Q

___and___plant forms have 10x the mass of seeds that ___ or ___ plant forms have

A

Woody plants and climbers have 10x the mass of seeds that graminoids or forbs have

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13
Q

What are the 6 seed dispersal strategies?

A
  • unassisted
  • adhesion
  • wind
  • ant
  • vertebrate
  • Scartter-hoarded
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14
Q

Describe unassisted dispersal strategy

A

No specialized structures

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15
Q

Describe adhesion dispersal strategy

A

Hooks, spines, or barbs

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16
Q

Describe Vertebrate dispersal strategy

A

Fleshy coating (aril)

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17
Q

Describe win dispersal strategy

A

Wings, hair, or other resistance structures

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18
Q

Describe Ant dispersal strategy

A

Oil surface coating (elaisome)

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19
Q

Describe scatter-hoarded dispersal strategy

A

gathered, stored in caches

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20
Q

Small plants producing large numbers of small seeds ->_____

A

advantage in disturbed habitats

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21
Q

Bigger seeds lead to ____

A

taller seedlings (more resources)

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22
Q

Larger seeds -> larger seedlings ->___

A

increased recruitment

23
Q

___energy budgets differ before and after sexual maturity

A

Vertebrate

24
Q

Before sexual maturity, Vertebrate energy budgets are allocated to ___

A

maintenance and growth

25
Q

After sexual maturity, vertebrate energy budgets are allocated to ___

A

maintenance, growth, and reproduction

26
Q

Individuals delaying reproduction->___,____, and ____

A

grow faster, reach larger size, and increased reproduction rate when mature

27
Q

Lizards and snakes that have higher survival____

A

mature at later age

28
Q

Fishes with higher mortality rates______

A

allocate a greater proportion of their energy to reproduction

29
Q

Fish species with higher mortality show____

A

higher relative reproduction rate

30
Q

r-selection is__

A

per capita rate of increase

31
Q

K-selection is___

A

carrying capacity

32
Q

Competitive species such as birch predominate under conditions of____and_____

A

low disturbance and low stress

33
Q

r-selection is characteristic of ____

A

high population growth rate

34
Q

k-selection is characteristic of ___

A

efficient resource use

35
Q

Stress tolerant species predominate under conditions of___and___

A

low disturbance and low stress

36
Q

Ruderals are dominant under conditions of___and___

A

high disturbance and low stress

37
Q

___is associated with r-selected species

A

More eggs

38
Q

r selection =____environments

A

unpredictable environments

39
Q

k-selection=___environments

A

predictable environments

40
Q

Intrinsic rate of increase is highest in___species

A

r-selected

41
Q

Competitive ability is highest in ____ species

A

K-selected

42
Q

In____species numerous individuals rapidly produced

A

r-selected

43
Q

In ___species fewer larger individuals slowly produced

A

k-selected

44
Q

lx =

A

juvenile survivorship

45
Q

mx =

A

fecundity

46
Q

a (alpha) =

A

age of reproductive maturity

47
Q

Opportunistic equilibrium =

A
low lx (juvenile survivorship
low mx (fecundity)
early a (age of reproductive maturity)
48
Q

Equilibrium life history =

A
high lx (juvenile survivorship)
low mx (fecundity)
late a (age of reproductive maturity)
49
Q

Periodic Life history =

A
low lx (juvenile survivorship)
low mx (fecundity)
late a (age of reproductivee maturity)
50
Q

Compared to other vertebrate groups ___ include much greater range of life history strategies

A

fish

51
Q

Compared to other vertebrate groups ___ show the least variation of life history strategies

A

mammals

52
Q

2 most important variables exerting selective pressures in plants are ___ and ___

A

intensity of disturbance and intensity of stress

53
Q

Intensity of disturbance is ____

A

process that destroys biomass

54
Q

Instensity of stress is ____

A

external constraints limit rate of productivity