6) An interaction where a female lays eggs on a host and the larve eat the host

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6) An interaction where a female lays eggs on a host and the larve eat the host is called a. parasitism b. predation c. parasitoid d. parallelgram 7) We would expect to observe a clumped distribution when a. resources are distributed evenly across the landscape b. a species is highly territorial c. resources are scattered in isolated areas d. there are no limiting resources 8) Patches within a metapopulation will be most highly connected when they are a. close together b. relatively small c. connected by very poor habitat d. all of the above 9) The Fundamental Niche represents the range of resources where a species can exist whereas the realized niche represents a. the range of resources where the species is not found b. the range of resources where the species is found c. the range of resources related to predator density d. the range of just temperature and precipitation where the species is found 10) Ambush predators like spiders have which functional response a. type 1 b. type 2 c. type 3 d. type A 11) Which of the following is likely to lead to monogamy? a. mating choice primarily driven by males b. a sex ratio where there are more males than females c. a strict male dominance hierarchy d. al of the above 12) Populations where survival and reproduction vary with age or size a. structured b. incumbered c. disassociative d. disjunct 13) Small populations are particularly sensitive to a. genetic drift b. inbreeding c. genetic bottlenecks d. all of the above 14) The Principle of Competitive Exclusion is the idea that a. one species will always exclude another in competition b. competition never results in exclusion c. no two species can coexist if they have the exact same niche d. two species that compete always have the exact same niche 15) The hypothesis that an animal should have the number of offspring that maximizes the number of viable offspring a. Steve’s hypothesis b. Reed’s hypothesis c. Clone’s hypothesis d. Lack’s hypothesis 16) We would expect to find unstable equilibrium in a competitive interaction when a. competition coefficients are high b. competition coefficients are low c. competition coefficients are asymmetric d. competition coefficients are negative 17) ________ mutualisms have large effects on fitness whereas __________ mutualisms have small effects on fitness a. facultative, obligate b. specific, general c. obligate, facultative 6) An interaction where a female lays eggs on a host and the larve eat the host is called a. parasitism b. predation c. parasitoid d. parallelgram 7) We would expect to observe a clumped distribution when a. resources are distributed evenly across the landscape b. a species is highly territorial c. resources are scattered in isolated areas d. there are no limiting resources 8) Patches within a metapopulation will be most highly connected when they are a. close together b. relatively small c. connected by very poor habitat d. all of the above 9) The Fundamental Niche represents the range of resources where a species can exist whereas the realized niche represents a. the range of resources where the species is not found b. the range of resources where the species is found c. the range of resources related to predator density d. the range of just temperature and precipitation where the species is found 10) Ambush predators like spiders have which functional response a. type 1 b. type 2 c. type 3 d. type A 11) Which of the following is likely to lead to monogamy? a. mating choice primarily driven by males b. a sex ratio where there are more males than females c. a strict male dominance hierarchy d. al of the above 12) Populations where survival and reproduction vary with age or size a. structured b. incumbered c. disassociative d. disjunct 13) Small populations are particularly sensitive to a. genetic drift b. inbreeding c. genetic bottlenecks d. all of the above 14) The Principle of Competitive Exclusion is the idea that a. one species will always exclude another in competition b. competition never results in exclusion c. no two species can coexist if they have the exact same niche d. two species that compete always have the exact same niche 15) The hypothesis that an animal should have the number of offspring that maximizes the number of viable offspring a. Steve’s hypothesis b. Reed’s hypothesis c. Clone’s hypothesis d. Lack’s hypothesis 16) We would expect to find unstable equilibrium in a competitive interaction when a. competition coefficients are high b. competition coefficients are low c. competition coefficients are asymmetric d. competition coefficients are negative 17) ________ mutualisms have large effects on fitness whereas __________ mutualisms have small effects on fitness a. facultative, obligate b. specific, general c. obligate, facultative 6) An interaction where a female lays eggs on a host and the larve eat the host is called a. parasitism b. predation c. parasitoid d. parallelgram 7) We would expect to observe a clumped distribution when a. resources are distributed evenly across the landscape b. a species is highly territorial c. resources are scattered in isolated areas d. there are no limiting resources 8) Patches within a metapopulation will be most highly connected when they are a. close together b. relatively small c. connected by very poor habitat d. all of the above 9) The Fundamental Niche represents the range of resources where a species can exist whereas the realized niche represents a. the range of resources where the species is not found b. the range of resources where the species is found c. the range of resources related to predator density d. the range of just temperature and precipitation where the species is found 10) Ambush predators like spiders have which functional response a. type 1 b. type 2 c. type 3 d. type A 11) Which of the following is likely to lead to monogamy? a. mating choice primarily driven by males b. a sex ratio where there are more males than females c. a strict male dominance hierarchy d. al of the above 12) Populations where survival and reproduction vary with age or size a. structured b. incumbered c. disassociative d. disjunct 13) Small populations are particularly sensitive to a. genetic drift b. inbreeding c. genetic bottlenecks d. all of the above 14) The Principle of Competitive Exclusion is the idea that a. one species will always exclude another in competition b. competition never results in exclusion c. no two species can coexist if they have the exact same niche d. two species that compete always have the exact same niche 15) The hypothesis that an animal should have the number of offspring that maximizes the number of viable offspring a. Steve’s hypothesis b. Reed’s hypothesis c. Clone’s hypothesis d. Lack’s hypothesis 16) We would expect to find unstable equilibrium in a competitive interaction when a. competition coefficients are high b. competition coefficients are low c. competition coefficients are asymmetric d. competition coefficients are negative 17) ________ mutualisms have large effects on fitness whereas __________ mutualisms have small effects on fitness a. facultative, obligate b. specific, general c. obligate, facultative

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6)c. parasitoid

7)a. resources are distributed evenly across the landscape

8)d. all of the above as all three of them are true.

9)b. the range of resources where the species is found

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