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Community Ecology II
Vocab
Interspecific:
Intraspecific:
Sere:
Biomass:
R-species:
K-species:
Biogeography:
Phylogeography:
Endemic species:
Native species:
Introduced species:
Patchiness:
Primary succession:
Secondary succession:
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Community Ecology II
Questions
Explain the concepts of bottom-up forcing & top-down forcing & include examples of
each.
What is the difference between a periodic and a catastrophic disturbance? What affect
does each have on an ecosystem?
Explain each of the following models:
Non-equilibrium model:
Dynamic equilibrium model:
Intermediate disturbance hypothesis:
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Facilitation model:
Inhibition model:
What are some characteristics of a mature community?
Explain the succession involved with red mangroves -> black mangroves -> white
mangroves.
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What percent of energy gets transferred up each level of the trophic pyramid?
What are some ways that ecologists explain the ranges or distributions of species?
Explain the hypothesis of island biogeography?
Should there be a larger number of species on an island near the mainland or an island
further away?
How is it that you can have an inverted trophic pyramid?
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What is the green world hypothesis?
Explain the concepts of gross productivity, net productivity, primary productivity, & net
community productivity.
If two species occupy the same niche, what are the two possible outcomes?
What are the four major types of species interactions?
Explain the concept that, “The diversity of a community depends not only on species
richness, but also on evenness”.
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What happens to the diversity of a community when a keystone predator is removed?
How is it that a keystone predator can increase diversity?