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#Question id: 10653


All offspring are produced in a single reproductive event, we term this pattern semelparity. Which of the following is characteristics feature for semelparity individuals?

a) Semelparity is common in insects and other invertebrates

b) Semelparous organisms may live for many years before reproducing

c) semelparity occur only in plant

d) In semelparity, exploitation competition is more common than interference competition

#Section 2: Evolution
  1. Only a & d
  2. only a          
  3. only  b & c
  4. a, b & d
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#Question id: 9196

#Section 2: Evolution

If all individuals in the last remaining population of a particular frog species were all highly elated, which type of diversity would be of greatest concern when planning to prevent the species from going extinct?

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#Question id: 9197

#Section 2: Evolution

What is the biological significance of genetic diversity between populations?

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#Question id: 9198

#Section 2: Evolution

Tropical forests are being converted to farm or pasture land at an alarming rate, and one major focus is on the biodiversity and the impact to these ecosystems. What is a direct benefit to humans that helps explain why these forests need to be preserved?

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#Question id: 9199

#Section 2: Evolution

Ecosystem services include processes that increase the quality of the abiotic environment. Which of the following processes would fall under this category?

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#Question id: 9200

#Section 2: Evolution

During the inventory of bacterial genes present in the Sargasso Sea, a deep isolated area in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, a research team concluded that at least 1,800 bacterial species were present. Based on what you might predict about the habitat structure of such an area, what kind of bacterial diversity would you expect to see in tropical coral reef waters?

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#Question id: 9202

#Section 2: Evolution

Which of the following statements regarding extinction is accurate?