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Psychology stress:

#Unit 7. System Physiology – Animal
  1. Random and unpredictable
  2. Can be a threat to health
  3. Arise from life events (Associated with work, personal relationships)
  4. Beneficial or good stress
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#Question id: 11776

#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

According to optimal foraging theory, longer travel time

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#Question id: 11777

#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

Some of the species of stalk-eyed flies are sexually dimorphic, with males having eye stalks up to twice as long as those in females. This gender difference in eye span results from selection by females on the expression of this trait in males, a process called __________.

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#Question id: 11778

#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

Asexually-produced offspring, descended from the same parent and bearing the same genotype, constitute a

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#Question id: 11910

#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

During succession species that colonize in early seral stages tend to have different life-history characteristics than those that colonize in later seral stages ;

A) Early seral stage in succession

B) Late seral stage in succession

 i) Good seed dispersal ability

ii) Lower plant efficiency in low light

iii) Seed dispersal  by animal

iv) Slower the resource acquisition

v) Found large biomass

vi) Seed longevity is long type

Which of the following is the correct prediction about early and the late successional seral stage?

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#Question id: 11911

#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

Michael Moulton and Stuart Pimm (1986) showed how the success of birds introduced to Tahiti or the Hawaiian Islands was dependent on the morphology of the species already present , find out the correct graph represents, morphological differences and the probability of invasion success ;

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#Question id: 11912

#Unit 10. Ecological Principles

The success of birds introduced to Tahiti or the Hawaiian Islands was dependent on the morphology of the species already present. If there was a small morphological difference in bill length between the resident and introduced species, then