Two species of bats colonize an island at the same time. b) fewer shrubs 14) What interactions exist between a tick on a dog and the dog? littoralB. If four different snake species with identical food and habitat niches colonize an island at the same time, and one is better able to detect and acquire food than others, which of the below options will most likely happen over time:a) the species best able to detect and find food will compete with the othersb) the species best able to detect and find food will outcompete the other snakes competitive exclusionc) all four species will coexist because they will all occupy smaller realized nichesd) one species will persist, but we cannot predict which one, b) the species best able to detect and find food will outcompete the other snakes; it will eliminate the others via competitive exclusion, Kangaroo rats are endemic to the deserts of the American southwest. Which of the following compete for space on intertidal rocks? many photosynthetic organismsA. they would be equally affected by this gradientA. reduce competion for resourcesB. neriticA. endemic speciesC. cosmopolitan, The orange-breasted sunbird lives only in the fynbos region in the Western Cape of South Africa. Both N and OC. On your paper, write the letter of the word that is the best synonym for each boldfaced word. 29) which feature do prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells share? E) commensalism. How would you know if two chromosomes were homologous. frequent fires, Which of the following is another name for boreal forest?A. top-down effectsC. c. Underpopulation, 4 Why does the Mediterranean type of climate attract some elderly British people for most of the winter?, How did the availability of new foods, influence, health and culture in the region of east Africa? phytoplanktonD. This is probably a result of _____. B) Ants eat the honeydew produced by treehoppers D) neither I nor II, 30) Which one of the following animals would most likely be defined as a keystone species? The first symbol refers to the first organism mentioned. B) species interaction Algae and Starfish Mussels, Whelk, and Chiton Algae and Barnacles Whelk and Starfish creating an intermediate disturbanceD. B) 40W, 30X, 20Y, 10Z Which of the following compete for space on intertidal rocks?1) Algae and Barnacles2) Whelk and Starfish3) Algae, Barnacles, and Whelk4) Starfish onlyQ2. allows then to acquire additional foodC. This is an example ofA. 15.0C. d) chiton, Which of these species is the most competitively dominant: fish> adult dragonflyB. the seasonal overturn of water stratificationC. the geometric growth model uses regular time intervalsC. increased cooling of the blood for the brainB. a) algae, barnacles, and whelk melting of glaciers and ice caps, In terms of global air circulation (Hadley cells), the tropics are a region where airA. Oregon's coastline has approximately 152 linear miles of rocky shore habitat, and some 20 miles of jetties. along coasts with cold airD. CAM (crassulacean acid metabolism)A. I onlyB. positiveE. Population density 3) Some birds follow moving swarms of army ants in the tropics. III onlyD. fundamental nicheB. ponds and lakesC. Tidal pools along the edge of rocky beaches, A group of populations of different species living in the same area with varying degrees of interactions with others, the composition and relative abundance of the different types of organisms present, compromised of organisms living in the area covered by water at high tide and exposed to the air at low tide, use energy from sun to produce own food. is the most common form of photosynthesis, Which photosynthesis method is best suited to warm, dry environments?I. physiology, morphology, behaviorC. the use of cytokininD. Rocky shores and sandy beaches fall within the intertidal zone. ragwortD. a. algae and starfish b. whelk and starfish c. mussels, whelk, and chiton d. algae and barnacles Question Answered step-by-step 2. morphology, behavior, physiologyE. d) one species will persist, but we cannot predict which one, b) the species best able to detect and find food will outcompete the other snakes; it will eliminate the others via competitive exclusion, Kangaroo rats are endemic to the deserts of the American southwest. 29) Looking at the results in the figure above, which hypothesis (by Clements or Gleason) is supported by the data? c) one species will develop a new realized niche and survive while the others go extinct because of competition exponential growthB. A) Habitats are opened up for less competitive species. C) Community 1 and community 3 have the highest species diversity. live in social groups, Populations with high abundance tend to have a __ range.A. View Solution Related Answers Which of the following conclusions can we make solely using the data shown?I. climate, Long-duration environmental events usually take place over _ spatial scale(s).A. black oakB. The illustration below is a food web diagram for a subset of the ecological community surrounding Arctic sea ice. E) parasitism, 41) In the figure above, where do we find the highest species richness? decrease in the size of the rootsC. The next year, when you return to gather the orange, you find they now live on the ground and trees. Black PineGoose-neck BarnacleNori SeaweedAcorn Barnacle Q4. B) Measure the relative sizes of the treehoppers. deciduous forestsC. C4 pathway photosynthesis, Which type of variation refers to the typical atmospheric conditions that occur throughout the yer and are measured over multiple years?A. C) niche differentiation II & III only, During the course of two generations, monarch butterflies more from southern Canada to Mexico, spend the winter in Mexico, and then return to Southern Canada. C) inhibition D) cattle egrets eating insects stirred up by grazing bison. desertA. negative if many invasive species are presentC. matorralB. replicationB. the Tropic of CancerC. I & II onlyE. many; moreD. C) 50W, 25X, 15Y, 10Z tropical seasonal forestC. number of individuals in a populationB. What aspect of phenotypic plasticity contributed to the increase in growth rate?A. The illustration below is a food web diagram for a subset of the ecological community surrounding Arctic sea ice. What is 18,000 expressed in scientific notation? realized nicheD. many; more, What community measure does Shannons index quantify?A. For the 95 percent of humanity that isn't recognized as gifted, Duckworth and Seligman have an egalitarian finding: Grit has value for people at all levels of ability. 1)Elephants 2)Cheetahs 3)Lions 4)Zebra Intertidal Zone Definition One day, you are walking on the beach, enjoying the wind blowing your hair. Recall that some species in the intertidal zone are mobile, while others are sessile (stationary), and this affects how individuals compete with each other. Which of the evenD. of mice that has consumed most of the food in its habitatII. C) a new niche is created because of interactions between species hawkweed, Based on the data that follow, which of the following statements is FALSE?Seagrass Habitat: green turtle (3,000); dugong (2,990)African Plains: wildebeest (1,000); zebra (200); hartebeest (250); rhino (18); gazelle (2,000)Australian Grassland: red kangaroo (1,000); wallaby (20); walleroo (2); wombat (2); gray kangaroo (6)A. the seagrass habitat has the lowest species richnessB. II & III onlyE. C) both I and II territoryD. D) Species diversity and latitude cannot be compared using this figure. concept of interdependenceB. descends and warms, dropping rainB. c) both species would share both habitats because their niches would be different and competition would be eliminated. b) the species best able to detect and find food will outcompete the other snakes competitive exclusion decrease w/ altitudeB. Both M and NE. I & II onlyE. E) -/-. weatheringD. Treehoppers have a major predator, the jumping spider. smallB. II) determining which particular species are present Which of the following is an example of potential rather than kinetic energy? After reading this passage, define a "winning edge." Which of the following compete for space on intertidal rocks? removal of the species leads to a large change in the communityB. C) Both species compete equally. The followin. A. Algae and starfish B. Mussels, whelk, and chiton C. Algae and Barnacles D. Whelk and starfish arrow_forward 1. siltD. precipitation decreasesC. Which of the following is an example of potential rather than kinetic energy? 1) In the figure above, which individuals are displaying Batesian mimicry? number of ecosystems on the planetC. siltB. Name the major nerves that serve the following body areas? B) +/o B) a new species evolves into two separate species B) A disturbance regime includes defining the length of the disturbance. tadpolesC. E) mutualistic organism. d) one species would outcompete the other, but which does so will be determined at random. fish> larval dragonfly, What most accurately describes a trophic cascade?A. (Graph showing big change in species richness in the fertilization treatment. protect against herbivoresD. d) one species will persist, but we cannot predict which one, the others will go extinct because of competition. The classic experimental demonstration of competition in the field was done by Joseph Connell (1961a, 1961b) on the barnacle species Chthamalus stellatus and Balanus balanoides. pop. D) Community 4. Cod are eaten by seals. is a type of environmental cueD. In the presence of predators, tadpoles with large tadpoles with large tails have high fitness and tadpoles with small tails have low fitness. do not interact with each otherA. hawkweedC. The correct answer is C. Due to the frequent and dramatic changes it undergoes, the i ntertidal zone is an extreme e cology. stability of herbivore abundanceC. D) Elephants are the biggest herbivore in this community. C) only I, II, and III Find out more on food webs at brainly.com/question/17708630, This site is using cookies under cookie policy . consumption of most other species in the community, Which concept suggests that a community is much more than the sum of its individual parts?A. allows them to conserve energy, Experimental studies found that increased CO2 caused some types of plants to increase their overall growth rates. It also reveals species interactions and community structure. Some species in the intertidal zone are mobile, while others are sessile, and this affects how individuals compete with eachother. homeostasis, Which heat transfer method occurs with contact?A. Which is a key element found in all carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids? intertidal zonesD. Discussion You must be signed in to discuss. Controlled burnings _____. high temperaturesC. plants that compete more successfully for fertilizer shaded out other plants, What is the relation b/w habitat diversity & species diversity?A. logistic growth, In a population growing according to the exponential growth model, population size isA. In the 1950s, Joseph Connell conducted a classic set of removal experiments to test for competitive interactions between two species of barnacle, Chthamalus stellatus and . (Graph A: straight line, Graph B: downward curved line, Graph C: curved line up, Graph D: curved up and leveling off)A. AB. D) two species with the same niche will constantly be competing for resources, 19) What is the term used to describe the process shown in the panels in the figure above, assuming Time 2 follows Time 1? occurs when a single phenotype has different fitness in different environmentsC. They therefore, have to compete for space, light and food. Spend your wallet balance to purchase and view any textbook solution at $5 per answer. manipulation without the factor of interest, What soil would you expect to have the highest field capacity?A. even, Populations whose individuals _ favor clustered dispersion.A. a small population size relative to some other species in the communityD. If you removed all the Cheetas from a large area of savanna, which of the following changes is most likely, according to the diagrams: According to both diagrams, the extinction of which one of the spider species would likely have a much bigger impact on community structure than the extinction of any one of the others. B) keystone species Our planet is an ocean planet: Earth Is Blue. C) on islands as distance from the mainland increases 8) What conclusion can you draw from the figure above? periphytonA. Write in the blank whether the sentence is simple or compound. limneticD. firewoodB. C) Measure the relative abundance of jumping spiders. D) reduce the number of disruptions in the community c) all four species will coexist because they will all occupy smaller realized niches The upper regions around the high-tide mark are exposed to air during most of the time. C) +/- d) high impact on the community relative to population size, c) direct interaction with every species in community, If you fenced a plot of land in the savanna so that animals were completely excluded, over time, which type of plant would dominate to plot according to the diagram: C) allow immigration of other predators temperature seasonal forestsD. D) facilitation I & II onlyE. increased tolerance for high body temperatureD. B) housefly He d return to finish the game after being carted off, and he played the following week against the Eagles, but he eventually needed January knee surgery. temperate grasslands, Which biome has distinct wet and dry seasons?A. increased precipitationA. tropical seasonal forest/savannahB. In the figure above, what can you conclude? d) one species will outcompete the others, but which species does so will be determined by random chance. 50) Which of the following is a correct statement about the MacArthur/Wilson Island Biogeography Model? Tide-pool organisms compete for open space on storm-battered rocks Central Coast tide pools (and kelp beds) are often pretty mangy looking in March, after having been scoured by winter storm waves for months on end. II & III only, A unique feature of CAM photosynthesis (crassulacean acid metabolism) isA. few; moreB. emergentA. 44) Which of the following statements regarding the figure above is true? 12.5D. tropical rainforests, An important characteristic of streams isA. Barnacles often compete for space on rocks, shellfish, and other hard surfaces in these zones for food, light, and oxygen. chloroplasts, Upgrade to remove adsOnly $3.99/monthCarbon -3 photosynthesisA. E) C P , 35) Keystone predators can maintain species diversity in a community if they _____. Options for "___ is the number of people living in a square mile: tundraB. Four snake species colonize an island at the same time. mathematical modelsA. Many species of worms, snails, clams, oysters, mussels and seastars make the intertidal zone their home. C) Ants reduce the numbers of treehoppers. sand, The attraction between water molecules causesA. b/w the equator and the Tropic of CapricornC. C) Adding a keystone species to the community will make it more diverse. c) whelk 1. E) 100W, 0X, 0Y, 0Z, 47) Species richness increases _____. The two species will coexist by occupying different realized niches. D) D SECTION 1: ROCKY INTERTIDAL COMMUNITY DYNAMICS Tidal Pools A diversity of organisms reside in the tidal pools along the edge of rocky beaches. Seattle, Washington(WA), 98106. If this third species is biologically similar to the first two, but also eats insects, which of the following will most likely happen: suppression of forest fires led to an increase in the populations of collared lizards predatorsB. D) D 53) Which island would likely exhibit the most impoverished species diversity? Video Transcript You'Re, looking at the very special types of rocks here, known as the intehydolrocksso anything in the tidal means, these are the rocks, you can call them for show, rocks or can also call them see. the equatorB. competition, What method is used to increase experimental reliability?A. Females of this species migrate to the seaward mangrove fringe for incubation and larval release (e.g., Leme and Fransozo 1998 ). a) water rushing over niagara falls b) light flashes emitted by a firefly c) a molecule of glucose d) a crawling beetle foraging for food. A) Elephants exhibit a disproportionate influence on the structure of the community relative to their abundance. radiationD. life of Borneo, but these "rocky intertidal" areas turn out to be great places to study community ecology. they filter water, which refreshes groundwater reservoirsC. tropical rainforestE. Options for "In low-income nations, _____ is one reason for the low standards of living: By the second season, a single species dominated the field. II & III onlyE. A) sea otter bottom-up effectsB. clumpedC. A) Community 1 silty clay, Which soil has the largest particles?A. II onlyC. A) Immigration rates are higher on smaller islands. Oecologia (2007) 150:557-568 DOI 10.1007/s00442-006-0548-3 POPULATION ECOLOGY Population dynamics of thrips prey and their mite predators in a refuge Sara Magalhes Paul C. J. van Rijn Marta Montserrat Angelo Pallini Maurice W. Sabelis Received: 18 April 2006 / Accepted: 9 August 2006 / Published online: 9 September 2006 Springer-Verlag 2006 Abstract Prey refuges are expected to . E) E, 55) Based on the intermediate disturbance hypothesis, a community's species diversity is increased by _____. Which of these species is the most competitively dominant: What dramatically changes when Starfish are removed from the simulated system: If you fenced a plot of land in the savanna so that animals were completely excluded, over time, which type of plant would dominate to plot according to the diagram: If you removed lions from a large area of savanna, which of the following changes is most likely, according to the diagrams? b) more zebra small geographicB. DC. 15) Which of the following statements is consistent with the principle of competitive exclusion? tropical climates where neutral soils form under broad-leaved treesA. d) it is not possible. B) clear forested areas for farmland The study of environmental science includes circumstances, objects, or conditions by which an . stability of predator and parasite abundance, Where is the solar equator?A. B) prey on the community's dominant species E) Islands closer to the mainland have higher extinction rates. The minimum level of stimulation required to trigger a neural impulse is called the. C4 pathway photosynthesisB. a. have the most biomass in a communityB. The organisms that compete for space on intertidal rocks are Algae and Barnacles. Shore rocks- and this is mainly where we have 2 groups of organisms. Q5.1. survive harsh drought conditionsC. c) The bat species will not overlap in their distribution on the island because each will have outcompeted the other where their preferred prey is more abundant. C3 fixationII. dispersedC. Q5.1. Place your order now and get a quality plagiarism-free paper via email. Algae, Barnacles, and Whelk 4. Clean the cat hairs off the couch, please. 1.8 104 1.8 104 1.8 105 1.8 105. II) Gleason fundamental nicheB. D) allow new species to form, 38) Which of the following terms is used by ecologists to describe the community interaction where one organism makes the environment more suitable for another organism? Algae and Starfish Mussels, Whelk, and Chiton Algae and Barnacles Whelk and Starfish Q5.2. c) both species would share both habitats because their niches would be different and competition would be eliminated. Reread the identified passage. migrationC. D) It is not possible to tell from this figure. migration, Torpor is beneficial to animals because itA. A) the island is large and close to the mainland uses malic acid during the Calvin CycleC. thunderstorms, hurricanes, monsoons, Phenotypic plasticityA. And yet this predictably precarious margin of damp rocks and turbulent surf is the only place on Earth that many organisms call home. E) as community size decreases, 48) There are more species in tropical areas than in places more distant from the equator. b/w the equator and 23.5 degree N, depending on the seasonC. aphids would be more strongly affected by this gradient, Which lists the correct order from events that affect the smallest spatial scale to events that affect the largest spatial scale?A. b) shrubs compete for space on intertidal rocks? tundraA. pampasC. The Mussel population increases in size. This condition is known asA. area from which the soil has been transportedC. The following compete for space on intertidal rocks: algae and mussels In the spring competition for space on intertidal rocks, algae and mussels are of the most persistent competitors, spawning early and often.. O onlyD. C) Two species with the same fundamental niche will exclude other competing species. What structures allow water vapor to escape the leaves of a plant? refers to an environment that variesB. D) inhibition If you need essay writing assistance or homework solutions, log in or sign up for a free account and ask our writers any homework question. realized nicheC. d) no change will occur; the abundance and diversity of resources does not determine the ultimate outcome of competition if niches remain the same, d) no change will occur; the abundance and diversity of resources does not determine the ultimate outcome of competition if niches remain the same. A) eventually become competitively superior to the other species Check all that apply: AlgaeBarnaclesWhelkStarfish Q2. E) Mutualistic relationships allow organisms to synthesize and use energy more efficiently. 13) What interactions exist between a lion pride and a hyena pack? are invasive predator species that eat native herbivoresC. B) Extinction rates are highest on large islands close to the mainland. The newly growing forests support fewer species than the previous grasslands. 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