A) colonization by more equilibrium species.
B) time for weathering of rock and development of the soil horizons.
C) more time for development of a seed bank.
D) colonization by organisms that are farther away.
E) redevelopment of the atmospheric gases.
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A) bell
B) urn
C) pyramid
D) S
E) J
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A) only as viruses,bacteria,and protists.
B) only as viruses,bacteria,protists,and animals; no plants are parasites because they cannot move.
C) only on host animals.
D) only on one host where they can complete their life cycle and disperse to others of that same species.
E) in all kingdoms,and sometimes one parasite uses more than one host to disperse.
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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) Müllerian mimicry.
B) Batesian mimicry.
C) both Müllerian and Batesian mimicry.
D) a case of resource partitioning.
E) a case of competitive exclusion.
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A) limited food supply
B) accumulation of waste products
C) number of offspring produced per litter
D) predation
E) limited living space
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A) high birthrate,large pre-reproductive portion of the population
B) high birthrate,different age groups of equal size
C) high growth rate,reproductive portion of the population is the largest
D) low growth rate,different age groups of equal size
E) high growth rate,different age groups of equal size
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A) population growth
B) biotic potential
C) environmental resistance
D) carrying capacity
E) doubling time
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A) an intrinsic factor.
B) a density-independent factor.
C) a density-dependent factor.
D) natural selection.
E) an opportunistic control.
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A) flat.
B) J-shaped.
C) V-shaped.
D) S-shaped.
E) W-shaped.
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A) ecosystem.
B) biosphere.
C) biome.
D) biopreserve.
E) lithosphere.
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A) they,too,are insects so they are opportunistic species.
B) both insects were equilibrium species and resistance was a matter of chance.
C) the predator was an opportunistic species and was therefore more susceptible to the spray.
D) the scale insect was an opportunistic species and the high number of young included a resistant strain; the predator was an equilibrium species and will take longer to produce a resistant variety.
E) they had reached their carrying capacity and thus their numbers decreased due to environmental resistance.
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A) population; community
B) population; ecosystem
C) ecosystem; population
D) community; population
E) ecosystem; community
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A) ecosystem.
B) biosphere.
C) ecological niche.
D) population.
E) community.
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A) climax-pattern model.
B) facilitation model.
C) inhibition model.
D) tolerance model.
E) soil development model.
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A) commensalism.
B) parasitism.
C) mutualism.
D) predation.
E) competition.
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A) The growth rate will most likely increase.
B) The replacement reproduction will give a positive growth rate.
C) It is likely to be a MDC.
D) It is likely to be a LDC.
E) The population will continue to grow as more young women enter the reproductive phase.
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A) food supply
B) weather
C) shelter or nest space
D) disease
E) predators
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