An unusually high temperature may be lethal to some species in a population and this is an example of a(n) ____ factor. --- - density-dependent density-independent equilibrium-independent stability resilience

Generational cohorts consist of people born within a few years of one another and who experience somewhat similar life events during their formative years. True O False

Just Explain the difference between density-independent and a density-dependent processes influencing population growth.  Each of the example show up.

question will save this response. Question 8 What does the Lotka-Volterra model simulate? O mutualistic relationships O predator and prey populations O Leibig's law of the minimum O parasitism risk A Moving to another question will save this response. f2 esc f7 2$ % & 2 # M

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The logistic model incorporates carrying capacity to make the model exponential density-dependent random density-independent

According to Grimes model, which characteristics (life history traits) apply to individuals in the "Competitive" strategy?   Question 10 options:   The offspring have a high survival rate   All of these   They produce relatively few offspring   They are very mobile   They invest very little in their offspring   They have an older age of maturity

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Oaks in California are suffering from a phenomenon called sudden oak death (SOD).  This has the potential to convert oak-dominated communities to communities made up of mostly grasses and smaller plants.  How would this change the abundances of the tick species described in the article?  Make a prediction for each of the three most abundant species, and describe the specific results in this article that justify your prediction.   Article Reference: Abiotic and habitat drivers of tick vector abundance, diversity, phenology and human encounter risk in southern California By: Andrew J MacDonald