A) populations.
B) the rate of population changes.
C) communities.
D) how populations are restricted by environmental resistance.
E) organisms as they interact with other organisms and with their physical surroundings.
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A) ecosystem.
B) biosphere.
C) ecological niche.
D) population.
E) community.
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A) The facilitation model
B) The tolerance model
C) The inhibition model
D) An opportunistic model
E) The climax model
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A) speciation.
B) hypervolume.
C) competitive exclusion.
D) total extinction of one species.
E) a switch in habitat for one of the organisms.
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A) all organisms that share black-and-yellow because it evolved in a common ancestor.
B) all cases of Batesian mimicry.
C) all cases of Müllerian mimicry.
D) a combination of cases including both Müllerian and Batesian mimicry.
E) warning coloration only in the cases of the female wasp and blister beetle; the other cases are not mimicry.
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A) Most animals are both opportunistic and equilibrium species.
B) There is no limitation; such an animal could evolve.
C) It is structurally impossible for a large animal to have many young.
D) You can "spend" your energy to be a large equilibrium species, to produce many offspring as an opportunistic species, or to be somewhere in between, but you can't spend the energy to be both large and highly reproductive.
E) Large animals are incapable of producing large numbers of offspring.
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A) Most individuals die of old age.
B) Many individuals die early in life.
C) Individuals die at a constant rate throughout time.
D) Most individuals die during their reproductive years.
E) Most individuals die before old age, but after their reproductive years.
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A) plants with high tolerance to full sun, limited water, limited nutrients
B) the pioneer community
C) small native plants of the area such as grasses and herbs
D) large plants such as shrubs and trees
E) lichens, mosses, and ferns
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A) decreased death rate followed by a decreased birthrate.
B) decreased death rate followed by increased birthrate.
C) increased death rate followed by a decreased birthrate.
D) increased death rate followed by increased birthrate.
E) loss of a large number of members of the child-bearing age population.
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A) bell
B) urn
C) pyramid
D) S
E) J
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A) population growth
B) biotic potential
C) environmental resistance
D) carrying capacity
E) doubling time
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A) density independent factor.
B) density dependent factor.
C) commensalistic factor.
D) a symbiotic relationship.
E) predation.
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A) usual number of offspring per reproduction
B) chances of survival until age of reproduction
C) age at which reproduction begins
D) how often each individual reproduces
E) the rate of immigration into an area
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A) occupy the same habitat but use the resources differently.
B) occupy the same habitat and use the same resources.
C) use the same resources but occupy different habitats.
D) occupy different habitats and use the resources differently.
E) work according to the competitive exclusion principle.
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A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
E) 5
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A) all diseases such as cholera, typhus, and diphtheria are brought under control.
B) there are many fatalities due to a world war.
C) there are as many older women leaving the reproductive years as there are younger women entering them.
D) there are more older women leaving the reproductive years than there are younger women entering them.
E) there are fewer older women leaving the reproductive years than there are younger women entering them.
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A) a trophic level.
B) a food web.
C) a habitat.
D) a biosphere.
E) ecology.
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A) The facilitation model
B) The tolerance model
C) The inhibition model
D) An opportunistic model
E) The climax model
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A) The less developed countries will always have a high growth rate with no accompanying problems.
B) The growth rate will decline only when the less developed countries are industrialized as much as the more developed countries.
C) A good family planning program can help the growth rate decline even if the country is not yet industrialized.
D) The less developed countries already have a low growth rate.
E) The growth rate of more developed countries contributes more to world population growth.
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