6) A habitat within a defined community characterized by a unique set factors is

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6) A habitat within a defined community characterized by a unique set factors is a defined community characterized by a unique set of abiotic factors and blotic Competitive Exclusion Resource Partitioning Metapopulation None of the above This is 7) Two frog species in the same community share similar appearances and express toxicity,. This is Misidentification Masquerade Batesian Mimicry Mullerian Mimicry 8) Which trait would increase in frequency in an herbivore population over generations? Reduced tolerance to thorns Reduced tolerance to toxic trichomes Reduced musculature for chewing Reduced sensitivity to plant toxins Reduced ability to digest plant tissues 9) What is one practical application of parasitoid insects? They attack some virus species They attack some bacteria species They attack some disease vectors They attack some mutualist species None of the above 10) Which trait would increase in frequency in a predator population over generations? Reduced ability to detect prey Reduced ability to capture prey Reduced ability to digest prey tissues Reduced ability to be perceived by prey Reduced ability to kill and consume prey

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6. A habitat within a defined community characterized by a unique set of abiotic and biotic factors is called an ecosystem

An ecosystem can de defined as a community of living organisms along with the abiotic components .

7. two frog species in the same community share similar appearances and express toxicity is an example of mullerian mimicry

In case of mulleran mimicry two or more anmals that are harmful share similar appearances as a means to protect themselves against predation.

8. The trait that would increase in frequency in a herbivore population over generations would be reduced musculature for chewing.

9. practical application of parasitoid insects is that they attack some disease vectors

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