
Ecology 4.02 Community Characteristics
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Angela Roberts
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by Angela Roberts
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Open Ended
In your own words, how is a population different from a biological community?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following would be considered a biological community?
a group of white-tailed deer running through a forest
lions hunting antelope which eat the grass in the savanna
a single giraffe eats the leaves off of a tree in the forest
earthworms are living in the soil
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Open Ended
What is the difference between a habitat and an ecological niche?
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Multiple Choice
Can two different species occupy the same habitat and have the same niche?
Yes! Many species do this easily!
Yes, but with accommodations to share resources.
No, this never happens.
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Fill in the Blanks
If two different species occupy the same habitat and share the same ecological niche,
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Multiple Choice
The numbers and types of species present in a biological community is called ______.
community structure
community dynamics
community flow
community basics
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Multiple Choice
How communities change over time is called ______
community structure
community dynamics
community flow
community basics
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following parts of a community has the greatest biomass in ecosystem?
keystone species
dominant species
foundation species
endangered species
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following parts of a community helps hold the food web together and has a disproportionate impact on ecosystem compared to the number of organisms present?
keystone species
dominant species
foundation species
endangered species
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following parts of a community includes a species that will likely soon be considered endangered?
threatened species
extinct species
foundation species
endangered species
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following parts of a community includes a species that will likely soon be extinct?
threatened species
dominant species
foundation species
endangered species
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following parts of a community includes a species that makes a big impact on the environment/habitat in the ecosystem?
threatened species
dominant species
foundation species
keystone species
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