Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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Who termed the term Oecologie?

A

Earnest Haeckel

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2
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Who discovered that similar climates and similar vegetation?

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Carl Willdenow

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3
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Who also did Plant associations on a smaller scale and had a 5-year. journey in the tropics

A

Alexander Humbolt

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4
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How do we study life in the rainforest today?

A

Climb Trees

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5
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How did we study life in the tropics in the Past?

A

Chopped Trees down

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6
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What type did Ecology originally start with?

A

Plant Geography

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7
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What is Animal Ecology study? (3)

A

Animal Population, Dynamics, Behavior etc.

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8
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What does Physiological Ecology Apply to? (2)

A

Plants and Animals

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9
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Who came up with the Law of the Minimum?

A

Leibig

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10
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Who came up with the concept of
“Too much of a good thing””

A

Blackman

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11
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Who came up with the concept of
“Law of Tolerance”?

A

Shelford

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12
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What does the Law of Minimum state?

A

An organisms growth is limited but its resources

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13
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When phosphates were not removed from the water’s waste plant and dumped in Lake Erie, what happened?

A

Increase in Algal Blooms and Biomass

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14
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In Shelford’s Law of Tolerance what are some limiting environmental Factors? (3)

A

Resources, Temperatures and Water etc.

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15
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In Shelford’s Law of Tolerance is the range fixed?

A

Not Fixed

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16
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What is Acclimatization?

A

An Organisms short-term response to the environment. No Genetic changes

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17
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Define Allopathic in Ecology?

A

Physically Isolated

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18
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Define Sympatric in Ecology?

A

Two species share the same area

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19
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Who thought that the population was growing so fast that not everyone would survive?

A

Malthus

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20
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Who came up the idea of the Survival of the Fittest?

A

Darwin

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21
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Who also came up with the same idea as Dawin’s “Survival of the Fittest”

A

Alfred Wallace

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22
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Who founded Behavioral Ecology?

A

Konrad Lorenz

23
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Who came up with Ecosystem Ecology?

24
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Who published the book “Tropic-Dynamic Aspect of Ecology?”

25
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Who studied the energy flow thru trophic levels of a lake?

26
Q

Who came up with the concept of Wildlife/Applied Ecology?

A

Aldo Leopold

27
Q

In the Kaibab Forest Deer example, what happened to the Deer Population?

A

Deer reached carrying capacity because the Population outgrow food resources

28
Q

Who wrote the Book Silent Spring?

A

Rachel Carson

29
Q

What happened to the Bird Population when DDT was used?

30
Q

How did the Bird Population become affected with DDT?

A

Eating the Insects affected by DDT

31
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How did was the Offspring of Birds affected?

A

Eggs did not hatch, causing a decline in species

32
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What type of bugs did DDT Kill?

33
Q

What type of Ecology was a Rachel Carson associated with?

A

Applied Ecology

34
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What is Applied Ecology

A

How organisms interact with their environment and how we can solve real-world problems

35
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What is a type of Applied Ecology?

A

Conservation (Zoos, Aquariums etc.)

36
Q

Who came up with the concept of Theoretical Ecology? (2)

A

Robert May and Robert MacArthur

37
Q

What does Molecular Ecology identify? (2)

A

Inbreeding and species/subspecies Identification

38
Q

What are the two things Enviromental DNA looks for?

A

Pathogens and Species DNA in soil or water sample

39
Q

What are the pros of releasing Neonates in the Wild? (3)

A

Cheaper, never get used to Captivity and matches what normally happens in the wild

40
Q

What are the Con’s of releasing Neonates in the wild? (2)

A

Low survival rate due to predators and limited to the food it can eat

41
Q

What are the Pros of Head Start snakes? (3)

A

Eat wider range of food, Fewer predators and closer to being reproduction

42
Q

What are the Con’s to Head-Start snakes? (2)

A

Expensive and used to life in captivity

43
Q

A group of organisms of same species at time and place, interbreeding is known as a?

A

Population

44
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A Subset of a Population is known as a?

45
Q

Data that is not organized is called?

46
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Data that is organized in categories is called?

A

Ordinal (Small, Medium and Large)

47
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Data that is counted (Number of people in a room) is called?

48
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Data that can be measured (Can be any value) is called?

A

Continuous

49
Q

What is a soft release?

A

Gradually releasing the animal into the wild

50
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What is a Hard Release?

A

Releasing the animal directly into the wild

51
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What is a Pro of a Hard Release for a Head-Start?

52
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What is a Con of a Soft release of a Head-Start?

53
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What is a Pro of a Hard release of a Head-Start?

A

Time to Adjust to the environment