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Question 7 A community is_ A a collection of different species that interact with each other in a specific location Ball members of one species in a particular location all autotrophs within the same environment D all the abiotic features of an environment Question 8 Which of the following represents the sequence of primary succession on a bare rock? A grasses - shrubs → poplars – pine trees - oak trees B crabgrass - horseweed - weeds – pine trees – hardwood trees crabgrass – weeds – oak trees - pine trees D lichens – mosses - grasses – shrubs – trees Question 9 Beavers and corals are examples of A invasive species B foundation species keystone species dominant species

Question 7 A community is_ A a collection of different species that interact with each other in a specific location Ball members of one species in a particular location all autotrophs within the same environment D all the abiotic features of an environment Question 8 Which of the following represents the sequence of primary succession on a bare rock? A grasses - shrubs → poplars – pine trees - oak trees B crabgrass - horseweed - weeds – pine trees – hardwood trees crabgrass – weeds – oak trees - pine trees D lichens – mosses - grasses – shrubs – trees Question 9 Beavers and corals are examples of A invasive species B foundation species keystone species dominant species

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Question 7 A community is A a collection of different species that interact with each other in a specific location B) all members of one species in a particular location all autotrophs within the same environment D all the abiotic features of an environment Question 8 Which of the following represents the sequence of primary succession on a bare rock? A grasses – shrubs → poplars - pine trees – oak trees B crabgrass – horseweed – weeds → pine trees – hardwood trees c) crabgrass – weeds – oak trees – pine trees D lichens – mosses - grasses – shrubs – trees Question 9 Beavers and corals are examples of A invasive species B foundation species keystone species dominant species
Transcribed Image Text:Question 7 A community is A a collection of different species that interact with each other in a specific location B) all members of one species in a particular location all autotrophs within the same environment D all the abiotic features of an environment Question 8 Which of the following represents the sequence of primary succession on a bare rock? A grasses – shrubs → poplars - pine trees – oak trees B crabgrass – horseweed – weeds → pine trees – hardwood trees c) crabgrass – weeds – oak trees – pine trees D lichens – mosses - grasses – shrubs – trees Question 9 Beavers and corals are examples of A invasive species B foundation species keystone species dominant species
Question 10 Keystone species A live in symbiotic relationships with at least two other species. B break down dead organisms into simple inorganic molecules. C are particularly influential in determining the species composition of an ecosystem. are recent introductions into a new ecosystem. Question 11 Which of the following statements is TRUE? A Predation exerts a selective force on the prey, favoring characteristics that reduce the probability of capture. B Predation only favors the prey with the evolution of more efficient ways to escape predators. Predation only favors the predator with the evolution of more efficient ways to catch prey. D Predation exerts a selective force on the predator, favoring characteristics that reduce the probability of prey capture. Question 12 When the relative abundance of an organism is used to determine the overall health of an environment, that organism is referred to as a(n) Species diversity
Transcribed Image Text:Question 10 Keystone species A live in symbiotic relationships with at least two other species. B break down dead organisms into simple inorganic molecules. C are particularly influential in determining the species composition of an ecosystem. are recent introductions into a new ecosystem. Question 11 Which of the following statements is TRUE? A Predation exerts a selective force on the prey, favoring characteristics that reduce the probability of capture. B Predation only favors the prey with the evolution of more efficient ways to escape predators. Predation only favors the predator with the evolution of more efficient ways to catch prey. D Predation exerts a selective force on the predator, favoring characteristics that reduce the probability of prey capture. Question 12 When the relative abundance of an organism is used to determine the overall health of an environment, that organism is referred to as a(n) Species diversity
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