Which Condition Is Necessary For A Population To Grow
Question: Terms used to describe factors (or sets of factors) that limit population size (limiting factors) include
Answer: extrinsic and intrinsic
density-dependent and independent
environmental resistance
All choices are correct
Question: Which of the following is the correct sequence of phases in a typical population growth curve?
Answer: lag, exponential, stable equilibrium
Question: Factors that control populations that come from outside the population are known as
Answer: extrinsic limiting factors.
Question: Ecologists refer to the maximum sustainable population for an area as
Answer: carrying capacity.
Question: Which condition is necessary for a population to grow?
Answer: Birthrate must exceed death rate.
Question: A measure of the land area required to provide the resources and absorb the wastes of a population is referred to as the
Answer: ecological footprint
Question: Which of the following limiting factors is NOT a component of environmental resistance?
Answer: organismal biotic potential
Question: K-strategists are
Answer: large and long-lived and controlled by density-dependent factors
Question: Which of the following is NOT an environmental factor limiting population size?
Answer: biotic potential
Question: Deer invest a great deal of energy in a few offspring that have a good chance of living to reproduce. They are said to be
Answer: K-strategists.