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Unit 4 - Biological Communities
Unit 4 - Biological Communities
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These warbler species coexist by breaking the tree into three zones. These are their __ niches
Biological
Potential
Realized
Fundamental
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The remora hitching a ride on a shark in order to obtain food; the shark doesn't benefit
Coevolution
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
3
Each of these warbler species could exist in this entire tree.This would be their __ niche.
Realized
Biological
Actual
Fundamental
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The fundamental niche is the maximum niche an organism could have in the absence of competition
False
True
5
a major biological community that occurs over a large area of land is a ...
ecosystem
biome
open ocean
tropical rainforest
6
What marine ecosystem would you visit to find the highest biodiversity?
Open Ocean
Coral Reefs
Ocean Deep
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The act of one organism killing another organism for food.
Predation
Coevolution
Parasitism
Mutualism
8
Microscopic photosynthetic organisms that are at the bottom of the aquatic food chains
Bacteria
Fish
Algae
Plankton
9
Gut bacteria help the cow digest its undigested food;bacteria get food to eat. Example of ...
Mutualism
Parasitism
Coevolution
Commensalism
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What effect does the removal of top predators have on the ecosystem?
Lower biodiversity
Increased Competition
All of these occur
Unstable Ecosystem
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When two or more species live together in a close long-term relationship
Coevolution
Symbiosis
Predation
Mutualism
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Climate changes between warm summers and cold winters.Consists of deciduous and evergreen trees
Taiga
Temperate Forest
Tundra
Tropical Rainforest
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Position East/West around the world.
Tropic of Cancer
Latitude
Longitude
Equator
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A tick feeding on a dog's blood is an example of ...
Commensalism
Mutualism
Parasitism
Coevolution
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Position North/West of the equator.
Latitude
Longitude
Climate
Prime Meridian
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Which species of barnacle has the larger fundamental niche?
Chthalamus barnacle
Balanus barnacle
Both have the same fundamental niche.
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These diagrams below show that both species of paramecium can coexist when grown together.
False
True
18
The temperate grassland has very hot daytime temperatures and very cold nighttime temperatures
True
False
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Which biome would you go to if you liked to rake leaves?
Temperate Forest
Tundra
Tropical Rainforest
Temperate Grassland
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When one species outcompetes the other species to the point of elimination.
Predation
Extinction
Coevolution
Competitive Exclusion
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If we remove the killer whale in the food web below, what will happen to the crabeater seals?
Population decreases
Population remains constant
Population increases
22
How is predation related to biodiversity?
They are not related.
Predation decreases competition which decreases biodiversity
Predation increases competition which increases biodiversity
Predation decreases competition which increases biodiversity
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What occurs as a result of a limited supply of resources for living things?
Coevolution
Competition
Symbiosis
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This biome has the highest primary productivity and biodiversity
Temperate Grassland
Coral Reefs
Savanna
Tropical Rainforest
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The back and forth evolutionary adjustment between interacting members of a community
Mutualism
Coevolution
Symbiosis
Predation
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I have a rainy & dry season, am located close to the equator, and contain migratory animals...
Desert
Tropical Rainforest
Temperate Grassland
Savanna
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A chemical compound produced by a plant as a means of defense from herbivores.
Secondary consumer
Pollen
Toxin
Secondary Compound
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This biome's plant life is mostly coniferous (evergreens) trees
Temperate Forest
Taiga
Tundra
Tropical Rainforest
29
Another name for an organism's fundamental niche is ...
None of these
Realized niche
Potential Niche
Actual Niche
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Why are wetlands important?
Prevent flooding and erosion of other environments
Prevent/minimize flooding
Prevent/minimize erosion
They have no importance
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A symbiotic relationship where both species benefit.
Commensalism
Symbiosis
Mutualism
Parasitism
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Cattle egrets eat the insects stirred up by cattle; cattle are unaffected.
Mutualism
Coevolution
Commensalism
Parasitism
33
The giraffe and acacia tree are a great example of ...
Mutualism
Coevolution
Symbiosis
Predator/Prey relationship
34
Which biome has the poorest of soils?
Desert
Temperate Forest
Tropical Rainforest
Taiga
35
A niche is only where an organism lives.
True
False
36
Realized niches are larger than fundamental niches.
True
False
37
A organism's niche is composed of ...
Habitat
What eats that organism
All of these are true
What that organism eats
38
Where would you visit if you wanted to see Toucan Sam?
Rain Forest
Coral Reefs
Temperate Grasslands
Tundra
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A relationship where one species benefits and the other is harmed.
Predation
Mutualism
Symbiosis
Parasitism
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An organism's job or role in an ecosystem
Host
Niche
Habitat
Ecosystem
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What is a possible outcome when two species have overlapping niches?
Both are true
Two species may break apart their niche into smaller niches
Neither are True
Competitive Exclusion
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This biome's water is unavailable for most of the year because it is frozen as permafrost
Taiga
Tundra
Temperate Forest
Savanna
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Two different species can occupy the same niche.
False
True