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Chapter 19 - Environmental Biology - Test 3
1.
The intimate and long term relationship among individuals is called:
1) Parasitism
2) Predation
3) Competition
4) Symbiosis
2.
Competition occurs when two or more individuals attempt to use essential common resources such as:
1) Food
2) Shelter
3) Water
4) All
3.
Organisms which use the food prepared by the producers are called:
1) Consumers
2) Decomposers
3) Omnivore
4) Algae
4.
Herbivores are also called:
1) Tertiary consumers
2) Producers
3) Secondary consumers
4) Primary Consumers
5.
Waste products and dead bodies are decomposed by:
1) Fungi
2) Bacteria and fungi
3) Algae
4) Bacteria
6.
It is an essential part of proteins:
1) Carbon dioxide
2) Ammonia
3) Nitrogen
4) Zinc
7.
Habitat destruction can result in a loss of:
1) Community
2) Biotic factor
3) Species
4) Population
8.
Lichens and other epiphytes growing on trees are examples of:
1) Commensalism
2) Parasitism
3) Mutualism
4) Symbiosis
9.
Nitrogen fixing bacteria in the root nodules of leguminous plants is an example of:
1) Mutualism
2) Commonsalism
3) Parasitism
4) Predation
10.
The study of relationships of organisms with their environment and among them-selves is called ___________.
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11.
Interactions between living and non-living environments result in the establishment of a system known as _________.
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12.
A group of individuals which can interbreed with each other in nature and produce fertile off springs is called ________.
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13.
The type of environment in which a particular species lives is its __________.
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14.
Different populations that live and interact in the same environment make up a ___________.
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15.
The variety of species in an ecosystem is known as __________.
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