11) Which trait would increase in frequency in a plant population over Tissues w
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11) Which trait would increase in frequency in a plant population over Tissues with higher calorie content Tissues with reduced toxin content Tissues with thinner cell walls Tissues with fewer toxic trichomes None of the above generations? 12) What is an example of Batesian Mimicry? Leaves that resemble a brown rock Stems that attract beneficial carnivores Seed pods that resemble toxic insects Flowers that resemble harmless birds Flowers that attract beneficial insects 13) What is an example of Mullerian Mimicry? Two harmless snakes with the same appearance Toxic plant that attracts beneficial herbivores Harmless plant that resembles a toxic insect Harmless insect that resembles a toxic plant Two poisonous eels with similar phenotypes 14) Your research team identified 52 animal species in a coral reef community 10 years ago. A recent study reported 39 animal species in this coral reef community. This result supports which hypothesis? A dominant species was eliminated A keystone species was eliminated A foundation species was eliminated A carrying capacity species was eliminated None of the above 15) Which disturbance potentially could induce primary succession in a community? Fire Lightning Hurricane Lava flow HailExplanation / Answer
11. Tissues with thinner cell wall: The thin cell walls facilitate growth of cells and exchange of gas and water.
12. Seed pods that resemble toxic insects: Batesian mimicry is the mimicry where harmless organism or its part mimics harmful organism to protect itself from predators. In this case, seed pods are avoided by predators as they resemble toxic insects.
13. Two poisonous eels with similar phenotypes: Mullerian mimicry is the mimicry where two toxic species mimic each other and thus get protected from predators of both individuals.
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