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True, they are: Density Independent Factors and Density-dependent factors
False, there are three: Density Independent Factors, density-dependent factors and density semi-independent factors.
True
False
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J-shaped growth curve
Sigmoidal or S-shaped growth curve
None of the above
Antibiotic Potential
Biotic Potential
Biographical Potential
None of the Above
J-shaped growth curve
S-shaped growth curve
Sigmoidal growth curve
B and C are correct
Emigration and Death Rate
Immigration and Death Rate
Natality and Mortality
None of the above
A population is made up of all the living members of the same species in a given environment
A population is made up of certain living species in the popular environment
Population refers to people only
B and C are correct
Equilibrium
Carrying Capacity
Mortality
None of the above
Mortality
Natality
Capacity
B and C are correct
Competitive exclusion
Friendly exclusions
Extinction
None of the above
Loading Capacity
Holding Capacity
Carrying Capacity
Equilibrium
True
False
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Immigration is the movement out of an area
Immigration is the movement out and about an area.
Immigration is the movement in an area.
Immigration is the movement around an area.
Growth Phase
Lag Phase
Exponential Phase
Tiny Phase
Population Density
Population Independence
Lag Phase
Growth Phase
Intraspecific
Interspecific
Competitive
None of the above
Intraspecific
Interspecific
Compettive
None of the above
Average monthly increase
Average daily increase
Average annual increase
Average bi-annual increase
Transects
Quadrats
Quadrants
Quintuplets
The growth phase is the first section of the graph.
The growth phase is often seen on the a growth curve on a graph.
The growth phase is often divided into a lag phase.
All of the above
When there is a rapid growth in population.
When there is relatively small growth in population.
When the exponent is growing in the population
C is definitely incorrect.
Environmental Resistance Phase
Environmental exponential phase
Lag Phase
B and C are correct
The average annual increase allows scientists to compare the growth of similar populations in different regions.
It is also used to predict future growth.
The average annual increase is not necessary in finding population of organisms.
A and B are correct
Transects
Quadrats
Quandrant
Quintuplets
Environmental resistance refers to the limiting factors in an environment that prevent populations from reaching their full biotic potential.
Examples of environmental resistance are overcrowding, limited food, predators, and other obstacles.
Environmental resistance is when the environment resists man-made pollution by excreting excess carbon dioxide in the air.
A and B are correct.
It is a type of control where the population's size increases, so does the demand for food.
Examples are organisms affected by density-dependent factors are large mammals such as whales.
All of the above
None of the above
They play the flute to attract all the animals in their direction then tag all of them.
They make quadrats and transects in the area.
Only one sample of each species is capture and tagged.
A sample of animals is captured and tagged.
Natality is the rate of reproduction.
Natality is the rate at which individuals die.
Natality is also known and birth rate.
A and C are correct
They are environmental conditions that influence population growth
Examples are weather patterns, fires, floods and earthquakes.
Density independent factors can be shown using J-shaped Curve
All of the above
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