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If your ecobottle has more consumers than producers, which of the following are likely to happen? Check all that apply:

Consumers will be over carrying capacity.

Producers will be over carrying capacity.

Producers will eat your consumers.

Consumers will run out of food.

Consumers will not have enough oxygen.

Consumers will not have enough carbon dioxide.

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Two students set up a terrestrial ecobottle chamber. It contains one small worm, rotting leaves and damp dirt. Below this, their partners set up an aquatic chamber. It contains rocks and a snail. The worm and snail end up dying the next day because:

space was a limiting factor

food was a limiting factor

oxygen was a limiting factor

sunlight was a limiting factor

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A disease results in the death of one third of a dense population of bats. It spreads easily between the bats because there are so many of them. The disease is an example of:

a density-dependent limiting factor

exponential growth

a density-independent limiting factor

a nutrient-limiting factor

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In an ecobottle, a group puts one small dragonfly nymph, 3 snails, pond water and some pebbles into their aquatic system that will be placed under a grow light. Which of these limiting factors are going to affect the dragonfly nymph? Check all that apply.

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What would most likely happen to the carrying capacity of deer in Iowa if we were suffering from a long-term drought?

increase

decrease

not change

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For the graph below, what is the carrying capacity of Species 5?

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The chances of dying from a density independent limiting factor don't depend on the size of the population, while density dependent limiting factors are more deadly when the population size is larger. Which of the following would be a density independent limiting factor for the deer population in Iowa?

amount of sunlight available

amount of plants available

a large wildfire

appearance of a new virus like SARS-CoV-2 that affects deer

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When a population grows past the ecosystem's carrying capacity, what happens to the population?

the population continues to grow

the population starts to die off to return to carrying capacity

the population will go extinct due to lack of resources

the population grows then finds a new carrying capacity

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Over time, as the amount of food and resources in an environment change, the carrying capacity will

stay the same

increase

decrease

fluctuate

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Any thing or organism that regulates the size of a population is known as

carrying capacity

biodiversity

a limiting factor

a food web

Carrying Capacity and Limiting Factors

Carrying Capacity and Limiting Factors

If your ecobottle has more consumers than producers, which of the following are likely to happen? Check all that apply:

Two students set up a terrestrial ecobottle chamber. It contains one small worm, rotting leaves and damp dirt. Below this, their partners set up an aquatic chamber. It contains rocks and a snail. The worm and snail end up dying the next day because:

A disease results in the death of one third of a dense population of bats. It spreads easily between the bats because there are so many of them. The disease is an example of:

In an ecobottle, a group puts one small dragonfly nymph, 3 snails, pond water and some pebbles into their aquatic system that will be placed under a grow light. Which of these limiting factors are going to affect the dragonfly nymph? Check all that apply.

What would most likely happen to the carrying capacity of deer in Iowa if we were suffering from a long-term drought?

For the graph below, what is the carrying capacity of Species 5?

When a population grows past the ecosystem's carrying capacity, what happens to the population?

Over time, as the amount of food and resources in an environment change, the carrying capacity will

Any thing or organism that regulates the size of a population is known as

If your ecobottle has more consumers than producers, which of the following are likely to happen? Check all that apply:

Two students set up a terrestrial ecobottle chamber. It contains one small worm, rotting leaves and damp dirt. Below this, their partners set up an aquatic chamber. It contains rocks and a snail. The worm and snail end up dying the next day because:

A disease results in the death of one third of a dense population of bats. It spreads easily between the bats because there are so many of them. The disease is an example of:

In an ecobottle, a group puts one small dragonfly nymph, 3 snails, pond water and some pebbles into their aquatic system that will be placed under a grow light. Which of these limiting factors are going to affect the dragonfly nymph? Check all that apply.

What would most likely happen to the carrying capacity of deer in Iowa if we were suffering from a long-term drought?

For the graph below, what is the carrying capacity of Species 5?

When a population grows past the ecosystem's carrying capacity, what happens to the population?

Over time, as the amount of food and resources in an environment change, the carrying capacity will

Any thing or organism that regulates the size of a population is known as