A) binary
B) clumped
C) evenly dispersed
D) random
E) uniform
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A) adaptation, competition, birth rate, and emigration
B) limiting factors, carrying capacity, mutation rate, and inbreeding
C) birth rate, death rate, emigration, and immigration
D) immigration, climate, emigration, and population distribution
E) survivorship, natural selection, mutation, and extinction
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A) There will be fewer deaths from natural selection because sexual recombination always leads to extinction.
B) There will be less genetic variation from sexual recombination and a risk of not adapting quickly to environmental change.
C) The species will increase in numbers because genetic variation is increased.
D) The species will compensate for loss of genetic variation by hybridizing with other species.
E) There will be more deaths from natural selection because there is no mutation.
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A) population density
B) habitat
C) environmental cooperation
D) community
E) niche
F) environmental resistance
G) biotic potential
H) ecosystems
I) r-selected
J) carrying capacity
K) population
L) endemic
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A) population density
B) habitat
C) environmental cooperation
D) community
E) niche
F) environmental resistance
G) biotic potential
H) ecosystems
I) r-selected
J) carrying capacity
K) population
L) endemic
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A) place in the food chain
B) niche
C) selection
D) habitat
E) distribution
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A) the relative abundance of the different species in a community
B) the variety of life in all its forms and combinations and at all levels of organization
C) the total number of species in a location
D) the three dimensional distribution of species and biological features
E) the difference in variety and abundance of species from place to place
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A) one or both groups will probably emigrate
B) one group will probably become an endemic species
C) both groups will probably become native species
D) the groups will probably diverge genetically, and speciation may occur
E) one or both groups will probably become invasive species
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A) a generalist, able to be flexible in major dimensions of its niche
B) a clumped species
C) density-independent and resource neutral
D) a specialist, which has no niche
E) an endemic, able to be flexible
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A) the Marshall Islands
B) Hawaii
C) Japan
D) Tuvalu
E) Guam
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A) the rapid restoration of contact between the two populations
B) the kinds of mutations in the populations and the similarity of the two isolated habitats
C) the absence of natural selection
D) the area of the two mountain habitats
E) how quickly the squirrels learn to swim between the two habitats
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A) predict future evolutionary trends
B) have branches each of which represents an extinction event
C) are a threatened species in Costa Ricaʹs Monteverde National Park
D) trace the flow of evolutionary change and diversification for a particular group of organisms
E) are usually at odds with fossil evidence
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A) Species on Earth today are but a fraction of all species that ever lived.
B) Most organisms present early in Earthʹs prehistory were more complex than modern organisms.
C) The number of species existing at one time has decreased throughout history.
D) Extinctions of past species have always happened gradually and on a small scale.
E) Bacteria represent a newer form of life, not present during the early prehistory of Earth.
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A) The factors are density-independent factors.
B) The factors are density-dependent factors.
C) The factors act on the population as the population density increases.
D) Both A and C describe these factors.
E) Both B and C describe these factors.
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A) proceeding more slowly now than at any other time
B) something that occurs only rarely
C) always caused by human disturbance
D) the loss of communities from the planet
E) the disappearance of a species from Earth
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A) has no inherent value for predicting growth
B) cannot predict possible species declines in numbers
C) will represent sizes of individual organisms
D) is correlated with the different niches the population occupies
E) indicates the relative numbers of individuals of different ages within a population
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A) linear growth
B) pyramidal growth
C) immigration
D) exponential growth
E) emigration
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