Lecture 3 Flashcards

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What was the example that we used to understand succession?

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What kind of experiment did the retreat of Muir glacier create?

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What is the purpose of the study of succession?

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Define succession

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Define primary succession

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define secondary succession

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what is the key difference betwen primary and secondary succession

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soil destruction in secondary succession

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what does primary succession start with?

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What is the name for the first life to be introduced to a new habitat?

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What happens to species diversity over the course of succession?

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What happens to species composition over the course of succession?

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Pioneer species usually have what characteristics?

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What is the outcome of priary succession?

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what happens to species diversity over the course of secondary succession?

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What are the traits of primary succession?

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What are the traits of secondary succession

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What happens to Biomass, NPP, respiration, and nutrient retention durring primary succession?

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What happens to Biomass, NPP, respiration, and nutrient retention during secondary succession?

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What happens to soild depth as succession goes on?

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What increases during succession?

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what decreases during succession?

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Why does Phosphorous abundance decrease over the course of succession?

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what was Joseph Connell's hypothesis about how species diversity?
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define a climax community
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Define stability
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What does the England grass plot experiment demonstrate?
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What may cause a lack of change in a community or ecosystem?
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define resistance
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What is the key feature of resilience?
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What are the mechanisms of succession?
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How does the facilitation model explain the deaths of pioneer species?
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What is special about pioneer species in the facilitation model?
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Why does the tolerance model suggest that pioneer species are initially so abundant?
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What makes late invaders so abundan during later phases of succession according to the tolerance model?
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Why feature of a pioneer species contributes to it's inital success according to the inhibition model?
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What is the only way that a new species can colonize a habitat acording to Inhibition model?
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Describe the key feature of pioneer species success fro facilitatin, tolerance, and inhibiton models.
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How did the Ulva experiment create evidence for inhibition in the rocky intertidal zone?
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What did algae do to Phyllospadix seeds?
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Do long term successions have Facillitation and inhibition?
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Explain how the models for succession mechanisms can be used in long term succession?
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Does lupine support the facillitaiton or the inhibition model? or perhaps just the tollerance model?