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Ecology
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Ecology Evolution Application Integration
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Ecology
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Set 1: Introduction to Ecology
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Set 2: Adaptation and Evolution
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Set 3: Adaptations to the Physical Environment
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Set 4: Terrestrial Communities
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Set 5: Fresh-water and Marine Communities
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Set 6: Behavioral Ecology
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Set 7: The Ecology of Intraspecific Variation
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Set 8: Demography
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Set 9: Population Regulation
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Set 10: Life History Strategies
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Set 11: Competition
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Set 12: Coevolution I Exploitative Interactions
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Set 13: Mutualism
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Set 14: The Structure of Communities
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Set 15: Ecological Succession
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Set 16: Species Diversity
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Set 17: Energy Flow and Trophic Structure
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Set 18: Biogeochemical Cycles
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Set 19: Conservation Biology
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Set 20: Landscape Ecology
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Set 21: Human Global Ecology
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Set 8 Demography
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Set 8 Demography
Question 1
(Multiple Choice)
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Connectivity increases when
A) dispersal is frequent.
B) there are habitat barriers to dispersal.
C) population boundaries are undefined.
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
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Question 2
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In modular organisms,
A) the meristem is suppressed.
B) growth occurs in repetitive fashion.
C) individuals are distinct.
D) individuals are unitary.
E) none of the above
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Question 3
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The following values are known from a population analysis by the Lincoln index: number marked at time 1 = 20; number unmarked at time 2 = 30; number of marked animals captured at time 2 = 10. The population size is
A) 10.
B) 20.
C) 40.
D) 60.
E) none of the above
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