Imagine Community 1: 5 species, one dominant species (e.g., 70 individuals), others rare (e.g., 5-10 each). Community 2: 5 species, each with roughly equal abundance (e.g., 20 individuals each).
A key exception to the Species-Productivity Hypothesis is:
A key exception to the Species-Productivity Hypothesis is:
After a volcanic eruption, the colonization of the area that…
After a volcanic eruption, the colonization of the area that was covered by the lava from the eruption is best described as:
What concepts enable two or more species with similar niches…
What concepts enable two or more species with similar niches to coexist in a community? Select all that apply.
You find some rather strange plants in your backyard. They c…
You find some rather strange plants in your backyard. They consist only of thin, pale yellow stems that are wrapped around other species of plants growing nearby. You experiment by unwrapping some of the strange yellow plants and planting half of them alone in pots of soil and half in pots with other plants from your yard. You water and fertilize both sets of pots, but after a few weeks you find that the yellow plants that were potted alone have died, while those potted with other plants are thriving. What term would you use to describe the strange yellow plants?
The realized niche of Semibalanus is
The realized niche of Semibalanus is
Consider a compartmental model for an influenza (flu) virus,…
Consider a compartmental model for an influenza (flu) virus, with susceptible, infected, and immune categories. Match each of the following with one of the three categories: A person carrying the flu virus and showing symptoms , A person who has never been vaccinated for the flu virus A person who was vaccinated against the flu 5 years ago (vaccine effective for 1 year)
Which of the following is probably the most important factor…
Which of the following is probably the most important factor in the distribution of organisms in the environment?
How do corals react when water temperatures are too high?
How do corals react when water temperatures are too high?
Why are red algae found in deeper oceanic waters?
Why are red algae found in deeper oceanic waters?