A) the fundamental niche is the actual niche that a species occupies while the realized niche is not.
B) the fundamental niche is the entire niche that a species is capable of using while the realized niche is just what is being occupied.
C) the fundamental niche is smaller than the realized niche.
D) the realized niche is theoretical while the fundamental niche is the entire niche that an organism can use.
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A) warning coloration.
B) cryptic coloration.
C) chemical defenses such as poisons and stings.
D) parasitism.
E) aposematic coloration.
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A) migrate
B) overpopulate
C) speciation
D) extinction
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A) predation
B) parasitism
C) mutualism
D) commensalism
E) symbiotic
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A) A species' realized niche could be the same size as its fundamental niche.
B) A species' realized niche could be smaller than its fundamental niche.
C) A species' fundamental niche can be smaller than its realized niche.
D) The extent of the realized niche is determined,in part,by intraspecific completion.
E) The extent of the fundamental niche is determined,in part,by conditions of the physical environment.
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A) resource partitioning.
B) its habitat.
C) competitive exclusion.
D) intraspecific competition.
E) its nichE.
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A) the growth of species A when with species B
B) the growth of species B when with species A
C) the growth of species B alone with its grown when with A
D) the growth of species A alone with its grown when with B
E) the growth of species A with B compared with the growth of species B with A
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A) tolerance.
B) facilitation.
C) inhibition.
D) competitive exclusion.
E) disturbancE.
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A) cattle egret: mutualism;oxpecker: commensalism
B) cattle egret: commensalism;oxpecker: mutualism
C) cattle egret: competition;oxpecker: mutualism
D) cattle egret: mutualism;oxpecker: mutualism
E) cattle egret: commensalism;oxpecker: commensalism
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A) Both species have the same size beak on Santa Maria Island.
B) Both species have the same size beaks on Daphne Major.
C) Both species have the same size beaks on Los Hermanos Island.
D) The two species have different beak sizes when they occur on the same islanD.
E) The two species feed on different food resources;one feeds on seeds while the other feeds on insects.
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A) facilitation,inhibition,and tolerance.
B) symbiotic relationships,facilitation,and aposematic coloration.
C) mimicry,coevolution,and competitive exclusion.
D) competition,climax communities,and tolerance.
E) competition,inhibition,and coevolution.
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A) keystone species.
B) symbiotic species.
C) sympatric species.
D) allopatric species.
E) refugistic species.
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A) The realized niches of the two species differ.
B) The fundamental niche of Chthamalus is larger than its realized niche.
C) The fundamental niche of Chthamalus is larger than the fundamental niche of Semibalanus.
D) The fundamental and the realized niches of Chthamalus are the same.
E) The fundamental and the realized niches of Semibalanus are the samE.
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A) niche.
B) habitat.
C) hierarchy.
D) speciation.
E) predation.
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A) The population of Didinium goes extinct with the addition of Paramecium on day 4.
B) The population of Didinium continues to increase and remains high even after the extinction of the Paramecium.
C) The population of Paramecium goes extinct with the addition of Didinium on day 8.
D) The population of Didinium increased but then went extinct after the population of Paramecium went extinct.
E) The population of Didinium is able to increase at the expense of the Paramecium population.After a brief period both populations are able to coexist.
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A) Paramecium caudatum drives Paramecium aurelia to near extinction.
B) Paramecium aurelia drives Paramecium caudatum to near extinction.
C) Paramecium caudatum and Paramecium aurelia are able to compete for the same resource and their population densities are not affected.
D) Paramecium caudatum and Paramecium aurelia are unable to exist and both populations go extinct after 24 days.
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A) marine animals.
B) insects.
C) plants.
D) snakes,spiders,and fishes.
E) Batesian mimics.
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A) the milkweed and dogbane families.
B) the mustard family.
C) grasses.
D) poison ivy,oak,and sumac.
E) the bean family.
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A) commensalism.
B) camouflage.
C) predation.
D) parasitism.
E) mutualism.
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A) predatory
B) keystone
C) primary
D) dominant
E) succeeding
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