Exploring Species Interactions and Relationships
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Aiden Montgomery
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Biology
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9th - 12th Grade
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3 plays
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Easy
04:08
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What typically happens to predator populations when prey populations decrease?
Predator populations increase
Predator populations fluctuate randomly
Predator populations decrease
Predator populations remain stable
2.
Multiple Choice
What principle explains the elimination of one species due to competition for the same resource?
Competitive exclusion principle
Mutual benefit principle
Resource partitioning principle
Symbiotic relationship principle
3.
Multiple Choice
What is a direct consequence of the competitive exclusion principle?
Increased biodiversity
Decreased resource availability
Elimination of a species
Enhanced mutualism
4.
Multiple Choice
How do species using resource partitioning avoid competition?
By consuming different types of food
By utilizing different parts of the same resource
By reducing their population size
By migrating to different areas
5.
Multiple Choice
Which example best illustrates resource partitioning?
Birds sharing the same nest
A lion hunting in the savannah
Trees spreading roots deeper to find water
Two species of birds feeding at different heights of the same tree
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