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Ecology: Organisms and Their Environments: You Are Our Density True or False
1.
An organism that has a low risk of dying young will probably have which type of survivorship curve? -> Type I
True
False
2.
How does nitrogen enter a food chain? -> Bacteria extract it directly from the atmosphere.
True
False
3.
Food chains and food webs are related in what way? -> Food webs are complexes of multiple food chains.
True
False
4.
Most of the nitrogen in the world is found in -> the atmosphere.
True
False
5.
For a species, what is a possible consequence of competitive exclusion? -> The first and second choices
True
False
6.
The human population size is currently about 7 billion. If the human growth rate decreased from 0.012 to 0.001 today, how many people would be added to the human population next year? -> About 7 million
True
False
7.
An age pyramid for a country has a small base, bulges in the middle, and has a top that is slightly larger than the base. The country is likely -> developing.
True
False
8.
What happens to population growth rate as population size approaches the carrying capacity? -> It approaches zero.
True
False
9.
Density-dependent factors lead to -> negative growth.
True
False
10.
An energy pyramid for a community would contain which of the following information? -> The number of trophic levels
True
False
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