1_______ Population Change 2_______ Predator-Prey relationship 3_______ Density

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1_______ Population Change
2_______ Predator-Prey relationship
3_______ Density Dependent factor
4_______ Low Resilience
5_______ Population Crash
6_______Exponential Growth
7_______ Primary Succession
8_______ Secondary Succession
9_______ Commensalism
10_______ Interspecific competition
11_______ Resource Partitioning
12_______ Chemical Warfare
13_______ Carrying Capacity
14_______ S- curve
15_______Parasitism
16_______Mutualism

A. A mature pine forest exposed to a forest fire and returns to new growth forest.
B. A rainforest that is cleared for soybean production in Brazil will have…
C. Whitetail deer feeding on dry-land brush in Northern Minnesota and Moose dieting in the swamp lands.
D. A coyote controlling the population of the cottontail.
E. A maximum of 42 pheasants surviving in one section of land.
F. Births + Immigration – Deaths + Emigration
G. J – Curve
H. A dog infested with fleas.
I. A Pileated Woodpecker finding food in a

J. tree and the woodduck using the woodpeckers hole for nesting.

K. An open pit coal mine in North Dakota returning to native prairie habitat.
L. Red Fox overpopulates and as a result is infested with mange.
M. A skunk sprays your dog.
N. Protecting the Whitetail deer and the population overshoots the carrying capacity may result in a …..
O. A population fluctuating around its carrying capacity.
P. Pheasants, deer, and raccoon eating in the same corn field.
Q. Rhyzobium bacteria in nodules on legume roots. Bacteria lives off plant resources while producing nitrogen for the plant.

Explanation / Answer

1- F

2- D

3- C

4- H, L

5- B

6- G

7- K

8- A

9- I

10- P

11- E

12- M

13- O

14- N

15-J

16- Q

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