Which of these is a plausible example of how the population size of one species can affect the population size of a different species.

A decrease in the population of predators can lead to an increase in the population of prey.

An increase in the population of prey can lead to a decrease in the population of predators.

A decrease in the population of prey can lead to an increase in the population of predators.

An increase in the population of predators can lead to an increase in the population of prey.

What might be the result of a population growing larger than the carrying capacity?

Resources will become abundant.

There will be an increase in immigration.

In which one of the following would random dispersion most likely be observed?

in a field of wildflowers whose seeds are blown by the wind

in an area where the food was located in one small area

in a population of animals that exhibit territorial behavior

in a migratory herd of animals.

Which of these are a possible reason why the population decreased in 1997. Choose more than one.

decrease in predator population

Green indicates grass, blue indicates rabbits, and red indicates wolves. In this graph, the factor controlling the population of rabbits is:

competition from other herbivores

the presence of predators and the availability of food

Which of the following is an example of a population?

All of the raccoons in a forest

All of the raccoons in North America

What is the most likely explanation for why the size of the coyote population did not change during the 2006-2008 period?

The population reached the carrying capacity of the environment

There was an extreme decrease in the population's food source

A new parasite affected the population

the population experience high predation

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___________ is the study of the interactions among organisms and their environments.

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Air, water, temperature and light are examples of __ _.

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A _________ is defined a similar organisms that can interbreed and produce viable offspring

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Parts of the Earth where living things exist is called the ___________.

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The movement of organisms out of a population is called __________.

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A ___________ consists of several ecosystems with a similar climate.

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Oceans, rivers, estuaries, ponds and lakes are examples of _.

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Ecology unit retrieval practice 1

45 questions

___________ is the study of the interactions among organisms and their environments.

Air, water, temperature and light are examples of __ _.

A _________ is defined a similar organisms that can interbreed and produce viable offspring

Parts of the Earth where living things exist is called the ___________.

The movement of organisms out of a population is called __________.

A ___________ consists of several ecosystems with a similar climate.

Oceans, rivers, estuaries, ponds and lakes are examples of _.

___ _ is the number of individuals an ecosystem can support over a long period of time.

A(n) ___________ consists of all the living and nonliving components of an area

___________ is a symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit.

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___________ is the study of the interactions among organisms and their environments.

Air, water, temperature and light are examples of ________ _______.

A _________ is defined a similar organisms that can interbreed and produce viable offspring

Parts of the Earth where living things exist is called the ___________.

The movement of organisms out of a population is called __________.

A ___________ consists of several ecosystems with a similar climate.

Oceans, rivers, estuaries, ponds and lakes are examples of ________ _________.

_________ _______ is the number of individuals an ecosystem can support over a long period of time.

A(n) ___________ consists of all the living and nonliving components of an area

___________ is a symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit.

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Air, water, temperature and light are examples of __ _.

Oceans, rivers, estuaries, ponds and lakes are examples of _.

___ _ is the number of individuals an ecosystem can support over a long period of time.