Chapter 51 and 52 SI Worksheet – 11/29/17
- What does the total fertility rate represent?
- Has the average fertility rate decreased or increased overtime?
- What is the current ecological footprint for a person living in the US?
- What is community ecology?
- What is commensalism?
- What is competition?
- What is mutualism?
- What is exploitation competition?
- What is interference competition?
- What does the competitive exclusion principle say?
- What is a fundamental niche?
- What is a realized niche?
- What is niche differentiation?
- What is resource partitioning?
- What is consumption?
- What are some examples of consumption?
- The definition of a generation is ___
- The average time between a father’s first offspring and his son’s first offspring
- The average time between a mother’s first offspring and her daughter’s first offspring
- The average time between the parents’ first offspring and their child’s first offspring
- 20 years
- Which of the following choices would most likely promote random distribution?
- Territorial species
- Species that secrete chemicals to attract or inhibit other individuals
- Spacing during breeding season
- Homogenous chemical and physical factors in the environment
- All of the following statements about logistic model of population growth are correct EXCEPT:
- Populations will increase in size indefinitely
- It describes a population density shift overtime
- It fits an S shaped curve
- It predicts an eventual state in which birth rate equals death rate
- Which of the following best describes a cohort?
- A group of individuals from the same age group, from birth until they are all dead
- The reproductive males and females within the population
- A group of individuals that inhabits a small isolated region within the range for the species
- The number of individuals that annually die or emigrate out of a population
- As N approaches the carrying capacity (K) for a certain population, which of the following is predicted by the logistic growth curve?
- The carrying capacity of the habitat will increase
- The growth rate (r) will approach zero
- The growth rate (r) will not change
- The population will increase exponentially
- Which population would be most likely to experience exponential growth?
- A young population with few individuals
- A population with a large number of individuals
- A population living in a habitat with a low carrying capacity
- A population living in a habitat with limited resources
- Which of the following hypothesis explains the scenario: rabbit (primary consumers) populations will crash when lynx (their predators) populations are high?
- Predator-prey
- Consumer index
- Bottom-up
- Top-down
- Why do populations grow more slowly as they approach their carrying capacity?
- Density dependent factors lead to fewer births and increased mortality
- Density independent factors lead to fewer births and increased mortality
- The incoming energy decreases in populations experiencing a high rate of increase
- Individuals voluntarily stop mating so that overcrowding doesn’t occur
- Atlantic puffins nest in dens that were formerly occupied by rabbits. The relationship between rabbits and puffins is best described as ____
- Commensalism
- Parasitism
- Competition
- Mutualism
- The relationship of a disease-causing organism to an infected rabbit is one of ____
- Commensalism
- Parasitism
- Interference competition
- Herbivory