Question
Please answer all the questions
32. A population with 50 females will grow 37. The subset of the fundamental niche that is niche is the than a population with 70 females. A. Faster B. Slower C. Longitudinally D. Latitudinally actively used by the species population. A. Patch size B. Endogenous C. Realized D. Meta 33. Species that favor high fecundity often show A. High survivorship B. Low survivorship C. High energy use D. Low energy use 38. An example of Batesian mimicry is in their offspring. A. Two related toxic species that look the same B. Two related non-toxic species that look the same C. Two unrelated species that look the same, and neither are toxic D. Two unrelated species that look the same. but only one is toxic 34. Geometric models are to generations while exponential models are to generations A. Discrete, abiotic B. Continuous, continental C. Discrete, continuous D. Random, Uniform 39. When two species interact with each other and cause selection pressure on each other, this can lead to A. Extinction B. Population cycling C. Coevolution D. No evolution 35. In a population of 500 individuals, the number of births is 100 and the number of deaths is 300. What is the r for this population? 40. Foundation species are important because A. Establish ecosystems B. Disrupt ecosystems C. Smother ecosystems D. Are irrelevant to ecosystems B. 0.4 C. 0.2 36. Two species attempt to utilize the same resource in their niche. One manages to be more successful/efficient in its usage. This is an example of A. Competitive inclusion B. Competitive exclusion C. Competitive addition D. Competitive division 41. An example of our disruption of the carbon cycle is A. Polar freezing B. Global warming C. An increase in diamond sales D. A decrease in carbon in the soil
Explanation / Answer
32) The growth of population depends upon the number of females present in the population. Net reproduction rate (NRR) refers to the average number of daughters that would be born to a new born girl if she were to experience the similar birth rates as if now throughout her reproductive age. Therefore, the answer for this question is option B (slower).