Apes Chapter 10

In a range of tolerance, each population has a point beyond which no member of the population can live. This area beyond the ability to tolerate the conditions is called the

• optimum range.

• zone of intolerance.

• zone of tolerance.

• zone of physiological stress.

Which of the following best describes net energy?

• Waste heat energy from a coal-burning power plant used to heat greenhouses.

• Total energy available, minus the energy needed to find, extract, process, and deliver the energy.

• Total energy produced from refined petroleum products.

• Energy used to move control rods in a light water nuclear reactor.

• Total energy collected in the filters of emissions towers in coal-fired power plants.

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Which of the following is a benefit of using natural gas?

• It is four times as energy efficient as coal.

• It is cleaner-burning than coal.

• Coal power plants are cheaper to build and maintain than natural gas.

• Getting natural gas from Canada is inexpensive.

• CO2 is not released when burning natural gas.

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What is the primary focus of Chapter 10 in the study of apes?

• Evolutionary biology

• Social behavior

• Habitat conservation

• Genetic diversity

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Which of the following experiments is commonly used to study ape communication?

• Mirror test

• Sign language training

• Maze navigation

• Tool use observation

In the context of apes, what does the term 'tool use' refer to?

• Using objects to obtain food

• Building shelters

• Communicating with humans

• Navigating through forests

Which ape species is known for its complex social structures and hierarchies?

• Gorillas

• Chimpanzees

• Orangutans

• Gibbons

What is a significant threat to ape populations discussed in Chapter 10?

• Climate change

• Deforestation

• Poaching

• Disease

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How do apes typically communicate within their groups?

• Vocalizations and gestures

• Written symbols

• Color changes

• Scent marking

Which scientific concept is used to explain the genetic similarities between apes and humans?

• Convergent evolution

• Natural selection

• Common ancestry

• Genetic drift

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