Biotic Abiotic Limiting Factors

Which of the following would be an abiotic limiting factor for oysters living in the Chesapeake Bay?

• the number of human collecting them

• the amount of sediment in the water

• the amount of algae

• the number of parasites

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Snails eating algae are examples of:

• a biotic factor limiting abiotic factor.

• a biotic factor limiting an biotic factor.

• an abiotic factor limiting an abiotic factor.

• an abiotic factor limiting a biotic factor.

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A limiting factor is a factor that:

• makes organisms grow to their full potential.

• causes the dissolved oxygen to increase to its limit.

• determines the number of a certain population that can survive in an area.

• makes algae blooms occur

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Fish dying when the pH goes too high are an example of:

• an abiotic factor limiting an abiotic factor.

• a biotic factor limiting a biotic factor.

• an abiotic factor limiting a biotic factor

• a biotic factor limiting an abiotic factor.

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After a forest fire, plants come back in abundance. Which limiting factor to plant growth is removed?

• food

• shelter

• space

• water

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Which is the place where a member of a population lives and finds food?

• space

• habitat

• shelter

• population

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What will most likely happen when the water available for a population of white-tailed deer becomes polluted?

• The deer population will be unchanged.

• The deer population will decrease due to the lack of drinkable water.

• The deer population will increase due to the lack of drinkable water.

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When space is limited in an ecosystem, how is a bird population most likely affected?

• competition decreases

• survival rate increases

• availability of food increases

• availability of nesting spots decreases

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Which of the following lists has ONLY biotic factors?

(i.e. A guppy is a fish and a daphnia is an insect.)

• snail, algae, guppy, sunlight

• temperature, Daphnia, snail, guppy

• temperature, pH, conductivity, nitrite concentration

• snail, guppy, Daphnia, algae

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Which of the following lists has ONLY abiotic factors?

(i.e. A guppy is a fish and conductivity is the ability for metal to be heated.)

• algae, dissolved oxygen, nitrate concentration, pH

• sunlight, temperature, conductivity, dissolved oxygen

• sunlight, algae, pH, temperature

• dissolved oxygen, algae, guppy and crab

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