Extreme K-selected species follow a Type III survivorship curve
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Symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits and nothing happens to the other
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What is a "keystone species"
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"S" curve; occurs when the population reaches carrying capacity and stabilizes
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What is happening in this diagram?
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K-selected species have the following characteristics
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What is happening to the population as this diagram shows us?
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Data that describes a population and the groups in it is called
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The world population has grown the most in the Modern age
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A relationship where one organism lives on or in its host is called
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An age structure diagram is created based on which factors?
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Density dependent factors...
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Exponential growth describes which of the following scenarios?
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Age structure diagrams show us population based on which of the following?
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In a population with many educated women, what will happen to population growth rate?
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The migration of individuals out of a population is called
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An example of an extreme r-selected species is
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An example of extreme K-selected species is
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A factor that affects an individual's ability to survive and reproduce but is NOT based on the size of the population
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The graph below shows what type of growth?
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A species reproduces rapidly and a population's size increases until just before it reaches carrying capacity, then the population stabilizes. This type of growth is described as
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An ant lives on a tree, receiving a place to live, food, and protection, and the ants fight off insects that destroy the tree. This type of relationship, where both organisms benefit, is called
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The total amount of individuals an area can support at a given time is called