A) symbiotic
B) parasitic
C) mutualistic
D) synergistic
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A) sympatric
B) allopatric
C) competitive
D) fundamental
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A) species.
B) resources.
C) interactions.
D) nutrients.
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A) groups of species that have coevolved rise and go extinct together.
B) species that occurred together in the distant past still occur together today; the community has held constant.
C) the extinction of species is not related to the community in which they lived.
D) species seem to come and go individually as niches within a community become available.
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A) Paramecium prey on Didinium.
B) Paramecium have a commensal relationship with Didinium.
C) Didinium and Paramecium have a mutualistic relationship.
D) Didinium prey on Paramecium.
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A) The remaining community adjusts and quickly becomes stable.
B) The diversity of the ecosystem actually increases.
C) The diversity of the ecosystem decreases since there is an increase in competition.
D) The diversity of the ecosystem decreases because parasites become more of a problem.
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A) Batesian
B) disruptive
C) Müllerian
D) cooperative
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A) mutualism
B) predation
C) parasitism
D) competition
E) commensalism
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A) ectoparasites.
B) endoparasites.
C) brood parasites.
D) parasitoids.
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A) primary compounds.
B) secondary compounds.
C) poisons.
D) oils.
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A) predation.
B) parasitism.
C) mutualism.
D) commensalism.
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A) interference competition.
B) exploitative competition. The garlic mustard is releasing a chemical compound that disrupts the mutualistic relationship between native trees and mycorrhizal fungi.This would interfere with the trees' ability to uptake phosphorus.This is an example of interference competition.
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A) migrate.
B) grow exponentially.
C) speciate.
D) be eliminated. The competitive exclusion principle (56.2) predicts that one species would be eliminated from that community.
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A) synergy.
B) parasitism.
C) competition.
D) interference.
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A) resource partitioning.
B) its habitat.
C) competitive exclusion.
D) intraspecific competition.
E) its niche.
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A) density-dependent
B) density-independent Clarify question:
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A) establishment, facilitation, and inhibition.
B) symbiotic relationships, facilitation, and aposematic coloration.
C) establishment, coevolution, and competitive exclusion.
D) competition, climax communities, and tolerance.
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