postprac5 Flashcards

1
Q

In comparison to Galeolaeria caespitosa, Nereis sp. have less developed chaete to assist in locomotion. True or False?

Select one:
True
False

A

False

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If an ecologists says that a secies is “dispersal limited”, this typically means that the species

Select one:

a. does not fully occupy its climatic range
b. will go extinct
c. needs to grow more densely
d. occupies its full climatic range

A

a. does not fully occupy its climatic range

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The polychaete Galeolaeria caespitosa is a

Select one:

a. Herbivore
b. Carnivore
c. Filter feeder
d. Deposit feeder

A

c. Filter feeder

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4
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The parapodia and chaetae in Galeolaeria caespitosa are reduced (compared to Nereis) and are used to anchor the worm in its tube. True or false?

Select one:
True
False

A

True

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5
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Which factor does NOT directly affect the distribution of biomes?

Select one:

a. Proximity to the equator or the poles
b. Temperature
c. Precipitation
d. Herbivory by ungulates

A

a. Proximity to the equator or the poles

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What is the biggest “biome” on the planet?

Select one:

a. Cropland, pasture and agricultural land
b. Deserts and Xeric Shrublands
c. Temperate grasslands, savannahs and shrublands
d. Mediterranean woodlands and, and scrub

A

a. Cropland, pasture and agricultural land

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7
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The naturally occurring biome which occurs in wet, warm climates is

Select one:

a. agricultural land
b. desert
c. tundra
d. rainforest

A

d. rainforest

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Three levels of organisation can be recognised in ecological systems. These are:

Select one:

a. Population, Community, Ecosystem
b. Population, Ecosystem, Biome
c. Genus, Species, Variety
d. Individuals, Community, Biome

A

a. Population, Community, Ecosystem

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9
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The biomes most likely to be threatened by climate change are:

Select one:

a. Tropical Grassland and Rainforest
b. Tundra and Taiga
c. Desert and Chaparral
d. Temperate Grassland and Woodland

A

b. Tundra and Taiga

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10
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Which of the following biomes has the highest biodiversity?

Select one:

a. Tundra
b. Grassland
c. Taiga
d. Rainforest

A

d. Rainforest

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What body features of Galeolaria caespitosa are different to Nereis sp.?

Select one:

a. Tentacles
b. All other answers are correct
c. Operculum
d. Chaetae

A

c. Operculum

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12
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Which of the following features relate to where Nereis sp. lives and how it collects food?

Select one:

a. All other answers are correct
b. Nereis sp. move around the habitat and so have pronounced parapodia for mobility.
c. Feeding apparatus include retractable jaws for capturing prey
d. The chaetae are arranged in dense bundles on each pair of parapodia and are used for locomotion.

A

a. All other answers are correct

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13
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Complete the following sentence: A location’s average temperature, humidity and precipitation over a long period of time are referred to as its …

Select one:

a. Climate
b. Weather
c. Biome
d. Ecosystem

A

a. Climate

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14
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Which of the following strategies would the polychaete Galeolaria caespitosa use to avoid desiccation at low tide?

Select one:

a. Close the two valves of its shell
b. Move to a cool, damp place between the tubes
c. Construct a burrow in the organic matter between the tubes
d. Retreat into its tube and seal the entrance

A

d. Retreat into its tube and seal the entrance

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