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A) Competition and mutualism
B) Mutualism and predation
C) Commensalism and amensalism
D) Predation and parasitism
E) Amensalism and competition
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A) An insect that completely destroys its food plant
B) An insect that eats a small percentage of its food plant
C) An insect that eats a large percentage of its food plant
D) A vertebrate that eats a small percentage of its food plant
E) A vertebrate that eats most or all of its food plant
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A) competitive exclusion.
B) interference competition.
C) intraspecific competition.
D) character displacement.
E) resource partitioning.
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A) competitive exclusion.
B) interference competition.
C) character displacement.
D) Müllerian mimicry.
E) Batesian mimicry.
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A) the importance of birds as parasite hosts.
B) the importance of bacteria and viruses as disease agents.
C) microparasites controlling populations of macroparasites.
D) macroparasites controlling populations of microparasites.
E) specialization resulting in the large number of parasite species.
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A) Competitive exclusion
B) Character displacement
C) Intraspecific competition
D) Resource partitioning
E) Interference competition
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A) Strength
B) Swiftness
C) Large size
D) Protective body surface
E) Well-developed senses
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A) Offer only pupae to predators.
B) Offer both the toxic caterpillars and their pupae to predators.
C) Raise caterpillars on nontoxic leaves, and offer only nontoxic caterpillars to predators.
D) Raise some caterpillars on nontoxic leaves, and offer both toxic and nontoxic caterpillars to predators.
E) Raise some caterpillars on nontoxic leaves, and offer both toxic and nontoxic caterpillars and pupae to predators.
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A) Both predators and parasites kill their prey or host.
B) Both predators and parasites often cause disease.
C) Both predators and parasites carry out positive interactions.
D) Predators usually specialize in one type of prey, while parasites usually have a variety of hosts.
E) Predators are usually larger than their prey, while parasites are usually smaller than their hosts.
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A) Decomposing nutrients in the log provide nutrients for the seedlings.
B) The log decreases competition with plants and mosses on the forest floor.
C) The open space where the tree once stood allows light to reach the seedlings.
D) Fungi in the decomposing log form mutualistic relationships with the seedlings.
E) Branches of the growing seedlings provide homes for flying squirrels and spotted owls.
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A) Female butterflies lay eggs on plants.
B) Caterpillars molt about five times before pupation.
C) Caterpillars feed continuously and move only short distances.
D) Adults have straw-like mouthparts.
E) Adults are active during daylight, when most flowers are open.
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A) mutualism; predation
B) predation; mutualism
C) commensalism; mutualism
D) mutualism; commensalism
E) amensalism; predation
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A) Presence of occasional strong storms
B) Rising temperatures due to climate change
C) Presence of many potential plants for food
D) Bird predators attracted to the insects' color
E) Insects' use of a common tree species in which to lay eggs
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A) All are symbiotic microparasites, but only the amoeba is known to be pathogenic.
B) All are symbiotic microparasites that are also pathogens.
C) All are microparasites that are symbiotic but not pathogenic.
D) All are symbiotic microparasites, but only viruses, not amoebae, are pathogenic.
E) The amoeba is a macroparasite, the others are microparasites, and none are pathogenic.
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A) The chemical spray of a bombardier beetle
B) The rattle of a rattlesnake when it is disturbed
C) Nematocysts stored in the body of an orange sea slug
D) Toxic chemicals in the skin of a bright blue poison dart frog
E) Toxic chemicals in similarly patterned viceroy and monarch butterflies
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A) mutualism.
B) predation.
C) herbivory.
D) competition.
E) amensalism.
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