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APES Biodiversity Review (Miller Ch.4)
APES Biodiversity Review (Miller Ch.4)
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APES Miller CH. 4 review
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1
Which of the following organisms is able to adapt the fastest due to high reproduction rates?
Insects
Bacteria
Corn
Humans
2
T or F: Plate movement allows organisms to move, adapt to new environments and form new species
False
True
3
When individuals with a desired trait have more offspring than other members of the population
Heritable reproduction
Adaptive trait
Differential reproduction
Genetic resistance
4
This concept covers Earth's variety of deserts, grasslands, forests, mountains, oceans,lakes...
Functional diversity
Genetic diversity
Ecosystem diversity
Species diversity
5
The ability of one or more organisms in a population to tolerate a chemical designed to kill it
Mutation resistance
Environmental resistance
Adaptive resistance
Genetic resistance
6
The second phase of speciation is...
Endemic isolation
Species isolation
Geographic isolation
Reproductive isolation
7
The number of different species in an ecosystem is its...
Species diversity
Species richness
Species niches
Species evenness
8
When environmental conditions change, organisms face 3 possible futures.Which ISN'T one of them
Migrate
Stay the same
Become Extinct
Adapt
9
A species with broad niches that can live in a variety of places or eat a variety of foods.
Generalist
Specialist
Keystone
Niche
10
Number of different species &the number of individuals of each species combined in an ecosystem
Species niche
Species diversity
Species evenness
Species richness
11
The theory of evolution is supported by all these types of evidence EXCEPT...
DNA evidence
Fossil record
Embryological evidence
Philanthropic evidence
12
Species who play vital roles and whose disappearance would cause an ecosystem to collapse.
Indicator
Keystone
Invasive
Native
13
A non-native species that takes over or otherwise damages native species' niches and habitat.
Indicator
Keystone
Native
Invasive
14
This naturalist created the concept of natural selection while on the HMS Beagle
Masters
Watson
Darwin
Crick
15
One hypothesis about the cause of the mutations that leads to new adaptations in species is...
Electromagnetism
Solar flares
Sun spots
Background radiation
16
The first phase of speciation is...
Reproductive isolation
Geographic isolation
Species isolation
Endemic isolation
17
The relative abundance of each of those species in an ecosystem
Species evenness
Species richness
Species diversity
Species niches
18
T or F:Shifting continents changed the global climate and changed where organisms could survive
True
False
19
The variety of processes such as nutrient cycling and energy flow within ecosystems
Functional diversity
Species diversity
Genetic diversity
Ecosystem diversity
20
The normal, low rate of the disappearance of species
Local extinction
Background extinction
Biological extinction
Mass extinction
21
Scientists have identified about how many of the Earth's species?
4 million
2 million
1 million
3 million
22
Which trait did NOT allow humans to become such a powerful species?
Grasping, opposable thumbs
A complex brain
Strong jaw muscles
Ability to walk upright
23
What geological concept(s) is illustrated in this animation?
Continental glide
Sea floor spreading
Land drift
Continental drift/plate tectonics
24
True or False: Survival of the fittest means the physically strongest organisms survive.
False
True
25
The distinct role that each species has in an ecosystem is an ecological
Generalist
Specialist
Niche
Keystone
26
___________ enables life on Earth to adapt to and survive dramatic environmental changes
Species diversity
Ecosystem diversity
Functional diversity
Genetic diversity
27
The model that shows the evolution and diversity of life on Earth is called the ______
Paleolithic Model
Evolution Timeline
Tree of Life
Fossil Record
28
Type of organisms have narrow niches, only live in one type of habitat or eat one type of food.
Keystone
Generalist
Specialist
Niche
29
An example of a local endemic species is...
American alligator
Manatee
Black racer snake
Minneola sand skink
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Species that provide early warnings of damage to a community or ecosystem
Keystone
Invastive
Native
Indicator