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1
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relationship in which two different organisms live together often interdependently

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symbiosis

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symbiotic relationship in which one member benefits at the expense of the other

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parasitism

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a population is group of interacting populations of different species living together in the same are

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false

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4
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trophic levels are feeding levels based on position in a food chain

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true

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organism at base of food chain are consumers and are higher up the food chain than producers

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false

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6
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niche overlap results in competition

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true

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ecosystems are made up of the living and nonliving components of an environment

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false

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8
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moderate winters and rainfall

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temperate forest

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9
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warm temperatures and sufficient rainfall

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tropical forests

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10
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extreme dryness

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desert

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low growing vegetation; permafrost

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tundra

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perennial grasses and nonwoody plants

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grasslands

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13
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the carbon cycle is the movement of carbon atoms via natural processes such as

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D. decomposition; photosynthesis; respiration

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14
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what makes an organism a keystone species

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c. its loss would negatively impact the ecosystem and the community

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15
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which is NOT necessarily true of a keystone species?

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d. they are the most abundant species in the community

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16
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which is NOT true of consumers

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c. they are photosynthetic

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17
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producers are photosynthetic

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true

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18
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a graph of the growth of the human population has what shape

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a. j shape

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19
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the human population is growing exponentially largely due to

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all of the above

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20
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the growth rate of a population is calculated from the ______for that population

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B. difference between birth and death

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21
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which of the following conditions would lead to the fastest population growth

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c. birth rate> death rate; immigration> emigration

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22
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removal of a predator from an ecosystem may do all of the following EXCEPT

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allow prey populations to remain above carrying capacity

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23
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symbiosis describes

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species living in close association with each other

24
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the study of the interaction among organisms and between organisms and their nonliving environment

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ecology

25
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how an individual organism fares in its surroundings

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individual level

26
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interacting populations of different species

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community

27
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species interacting with other species and the environment

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ecosystem

28
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organisms distributed in geographic space;

depends on resources and interactions with other members of the population;

reflect behavioral or ecological adaption

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distribution pattern

29
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this type of distribution may allow individuals to maximize their access to resources

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random distribution

30
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this type of distribution occurs when resources are unevenly distributed across the landscape ;

or when social behavior dictates grouping

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clumped distribution

31
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this type of distribution results from territorial behavior

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uniform distribution

32
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difference between the birth rate and the death rate is the

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growth rate

33
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movement of individuals INTO a population

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immigration

34
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movement of individuals OUT of a population

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emigration

35
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unrestricted growth of a population increasing at a constant growth rate is

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exponential growth

36
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starts off fast and then levels off;

environmental factors will limit an organism’s ability to reproduce;

for example access to habitat

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logistic growth

37
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the physical environment where an organism lives and to which it is adapted

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habitat

38
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the maximum number of individuals that an environment can support given its space and resources;

upper limit on the size of any population

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carrying capacity

39
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the size of the population may fluctuate around the environments _____

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carrying capacity

40
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a number of factors influence the likelihood that wolves will kill moose

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isle royale

41
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number of organisms per given area

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population density

42
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a factor whose influence on population size and growth depends on the number and crowding of individual in the population;

such as a predation

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density- dependent factors

43
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a factor that influences population size and growth regardless of the numbers and crowding within a population

such as weather

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density independent factors

44
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living components of an environment

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biotic factors

45
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nonliving components of environment

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abiotic factors

46
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what are factors that affect population size?

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disease

climate change

47
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a groups of interacting populations of different species living together in the same area

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community

48
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predator prey interactions can involve

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physical defense
toxicity
warning coloration
mimicry

49
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the space environmental conditions, and resources that a species needs in order to survive and reproduce

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ecological niche

50
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one of the competing species will be driving to extinction

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competitive exclusion principle

51
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symbiotic relationship in which both members benefit

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mutualism

52
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symbiotic relationship in which one member benefits and other is unharmed

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commensalism

53
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the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem

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biodiversity

54
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the number of species living in a habitat or other unit

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species richness

55
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species which serves as the base or bedrock of a community;

often primary producers and abundant

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foundation species

56
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species on which other species depend

hold the community together

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keystone species

57
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sequential appearance or disappearance of species over time is called

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succession

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