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Froggy Jumps Ecological Succession & PopulationsOnline version Quiz on succession, populations, and interactions. by Jan Barbee 1 What term describes a group of the same species living in the same area? a Ecosystem b Population c Community 2 A limiting factor that only affects a population after it reaches a certain size is called? a Carrying capacity b Density dependent c Density independent 3 Which is a density-independent limiting factor? a Natural disaster b Competition c Predation 4 What is the maximum number of individuals an environment can support? a Biotic potential b Carrying capacity c Niche 5 What growth pattern shows a J-shaped curve due to unlimited resources? a Exponential growth b Logistic growth c Carrying capacity 6 The leveling off of population growth due to resources is called? a S-Curve b J-Curve c Boom-and-Bust Curve 7 In predator-prey dynamics, what happens as predator numbers rise, usually? a Prey numbers fall after a lag b Prey numbers rise immediately c Predators decline first 8 What is the study of population trends called? a Ecology b Ethology c Demographics 9 Which term means moving out of a habitat? a Colonization b Emigration c Immigration 10 Which term means leaving a habitat? a Colonization b Emigration c Immigration 11 A situation where different populations interact in a defined area is called a? a Biome b Food Chain c Community 12 One organism benefits but the other is unharmed is which interaction? a Commensalism b Mutualism c Parasitism 13 Which interaction benefits at the host’s expense? a Commensalism b Parasitism c Mutualism 14 Which interaction benefits both species involved? a Parasitism b Commensalism c Mutualism 15 What is the term for the role an organism plays in its community? a Habitat b Niche c Trophic level 16 What is the last phase of succession with greatest stability? a Climax community b Colonization c Pioneer community 17 What type of succession occurs where soil remains after disturbance? a Tertiary succession b Primary succession c Secondary succession 18 What type of succession forms where no previous life existed? a Secondary succession b Tertiary succession c Primary succession 19 What term refers to initial organisms in a new environment? a Climax species b Pioneer species c Keystone species 20 Which is an example of commensalism? a Bacteria in the rumen (stomache ) of a cow b Parasitic protist feeding on humans c Barnacles on whales 21 Which is an example of mutualism in digestion? a Parasitic protist in humans b Barnacles on whales c Bacteria in herbivore rumen helping digest grass 22 What term describes a population’s age distribution and size across ages? a Density b Birth rate c Age structure 23 What is the total number of newborns in a given year called? a Birth rate b Death rate c Fertility rate 24 What is the social term for a population's growth behavior over time? a Population density b Growth pattern c Carrying trajectory 25 What is the term for a limiting factor that affects the size of a population regardless of its size? a Density dependent b Density independent c Carrying capacity

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by Jan Barbee

What term describes a group of the same species living in the same area?

A limiting factor that only affects a population after it reaches a certain size is called?

Which is a density-independent limiting factor?

What is the maximum number of individuals an environment can support?

What growth pattern shows a J-shaped curve due to unlimited resources?

The leveling off of population growth due to resources is called?

In predator-prey dynamics, what happens as predator numbers rise, usually?

What is the study of population trends called?

Which term means moving out of a habitat?

Which term means leaving a habitat?

A situation where different populations interact in a defined area is called a?

One organism benefits but the other is unharmed is which interaction?

Which interaction benefits at the host’s expense?

Which interaction benefits both species involved?

What is the term for the role an organism plays in its community?

What is the last phase of succession with greatest stability?

What type of succession occurs where soil remains after disturbance?

What type of succession forms where no previous life existed?

What term refers to initial organisms in a new environment?

Which is an example of commensalism?

Which is an example of mutualism in digestion?

What term describes a population’s age distribution and size across ages?

What is the total number of newborns in a given year called?

What is the social term for a population's growth behavior over time?

What is the term for a limiting factor that affects the size of a population regardless of its size?