30. What causes a population to have a random dispersion? A. Each individual\'s

Question

30. What causes a population to have a random dispersion? A. Each individual's location is independent of that of the others B. Competitive interactions among individuals. C. Animals that lay eggs in large numbers spread out randomly. D. Mutualistic interactions between species. 31. What is summarized in a population's life table? A. how climate impacts species diversity B. the change in a community that occurs after disturbance C. how life history strategies are shaped by trade-offs D. the patterns of life and death for a population 32. Which species should exhibit a Type III survivorship curve? A. Hippos, because they have low mortality until late in life. B. Squirrels, because they have constant death rates C. Dandelions, because they have high mortality for the young, but low mortality for the old D. Ducks, because they have constant birth rates 33. When can the exponential growth model be used to describe population growth? A. When resources are fluctuating in availability. B. When resources are limited C. When resources are abundant D. When resources are scarce 34. What type of regulating factor of population growth has an effect that is unrelated to population size? A. Density-dependent B. Inverse density-dependent C. Density-independent D. Inverse density-independent

Explanation / Answer

30. What causes a population to have a random dispersion? A. Each individual's

Related Questions

Navigate

• Browse (All)
• Browse 3
• Subjects

---

---

Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.