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- What are some reproductive changes that may be adaptive in the face of parasitism? Why may males have higher rates of mortality due to parasites than females?Why hasn’t AIDS drastically lowered Africa’s fertility rates?What is Brood parasitism? Give an example. What adaptation has evolved in this phenomenon?
- Looking at Figure 1 above, do locations that have a history of Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning typically have a population with a higher frequency of sensitive or resistant clams? Speculate as to why.What is coevolution? Using the myxoma-rabbit example explain how coevolution can lead to an arms race between the host and parasite.What changes might the parasitoid wasp evolve in response to the defense strategies of the housefly population?
- 24 rabbits were brought to Australia in 1859 and 6 years later there were 240,000. What is the intrinsic rate of increase? If 100 mosquitos invade an island and have an intrinsic rate of increase of 1.2, how many will there be in 10 years?What happens if species with incomplete reproductive barriers come into contact with one another?What are some of the approaches biologists have been trying to reduce transmission of the parasites from 1 person to another?
