A) diversity.
B) a community.
C) an ecosystem.
D) predation.
E) symbiosis.
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A) destroyed as it is used.
B) evenly spread out over many organisms.
C) converted to many kinds of useful energy.
D) increased as you go up the energy pyramid.
E) converted to heat, which is no longer useful.
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A) raccoons - omnivores
B) cows - herbivores
C) earthworms - detritivores
D) bacteria - decomposers
E) humans - carnivores
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A) cellular respiration
B) defecation
C) excretion
D) death
E) All of these are ways in which the organism uses the energy.
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A) Soil formation occurs - pioneer species enter the region, shrubs begin to grow - small trees begin to grow
B) pioneer species enter the region, soil formation occurs, shrubs begin to grow - small trees begin to grow
C) pioneer species enter the region, shrubs begin to grow - small trees begin to grow
D) pioneer species enter the region, climax status is reached- small trees begin to grow
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A) 1%
B) 10%
C) 30%
D) 60%
E) 100%
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A) Competition
B) Mimicry
C) Commensalism
D) Predation
E) Symbiosis
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A) ate different kinds of insects.
B) cooperated in their foraging habits.
C) foraged in different places of the tree canopy.
D) were actually subspecies of the same species.
E) were kept below the carrying capacity by predators.
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A) coevolution.
B) parasitism.
C) mutualism.
D) commensalism.
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A) a totally random variation in numbers of both beetles.
B) only one species per jar.
C) the same ratio of beetles as when you started (about half from each species) .
D) only dead beetles in all jars due to intense competition for the niche.
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A) an exception to the competitive exclusion principle.
B) an exception based on birds taking longer to eventually compete and eliminate competitors.
C) confirmation that all warblers were actually variations of the same species because different species couldn't coexist.
D) an example of resource partitioning.
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A) 1200 kg
B) 120 kg
C) 12000 kg
D) 6000 kg
E) 12 kg
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A) approximately 1800 clover plants
B) approximately 600 clover plants
C) approximately 100 clover plants
D) approximately 18,000 clover plants
E) None, hawks do not eat clover plants.
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A) only the biotic components of the local environment.
B) only the abiotic components of the local environment.
C) only the energy flow components of an local environment.
D) both the biotic and the abiotic components of the local environment.
E) only the food relationships found in the local environment.
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A) autotrophs - chemosynthesis
B) herbivores - algae
C) detritivores - inorganic matter
D) carnivores - other animals
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A) possible only if you are a cannibal.
B) possible since carbon cycles through the biosphere.
C) impossible since carbon can't enter a living system more than once.
D) highly unlikely since carbon is always tied up in molecules in organisms or minerals.
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A) colonization by more K-selected species.
B) time for development of the soil.
C) more time for development of a seed bank.
D) colonization by organisms that are farther away.
E) redevelopment of the atmospheric gases.
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A) primary consumers eat detritus.
B) primary consumers eat photosynthetic organisms.
C) secondary consumers eat detritus.
D) secondary consumers eat photosynthetic organisms.
E) all the consumers are primary consumers.
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