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Preview Science Concepts Using Science Graphics Writing Skills

1. Which of the following is a biotic factor that could influence population growth? A. water B. climate C. temperature D. the presence of predators

1. Which of the following is a biotic factor that could influence population growth? A. water B. climate C. temperature D. the presence of predators

2. What is the human population projected to be 50 years from now? F. 3 billion G. 6 billion H. 9 billion J. 50 billion

2. What is the human population projected to be 50 years from now? F. 3 billion G. 6 billion H. 9 billion J. 50 billion

3. Which of the following describes the actual role of a species in a community in response to competition? A. niche B actual niche C. realized niche D. fundamental niche

3. Which of the following describes the actual role of a species in a community in response to competition? A. niche B actual niche C. realized niche D. fundamental niche

4. When two closely matched competitors occupy the same area, what happens to the size of their niches? F. Both increase. G. Both decrease. H. Both stay the same. J. One increases and one decreases.

4. When two closely matched competitors occupy the same area, what happens to the size of their niches? F. Both increase. G. Both decrease. H. Both stay the same. J. One increases and one decreases.

5. What do you call a species that has a huge impact on an ecosystem even if the species is not very abundant? A. parasite B. competitor C. top predator D. keystone species

5. What do you call a species that has a huge impact on an ecosystem even if the species is not very abundant? A. parasite B. competitor C. top predator D. keystone species

6. Which of the following is a density-independent factor? F. food G. water H. predators J. hurricanes

6. Which of the following is a density-independent factor? F. food G. water H. predators J. hurricanes

7. Which time period shows negative growth of the population? Use the diagram shown below to answer the next question. 7. Which time period shows negative growth of the population? A. phase 1 B. phase 2 C. phase 3 D. phase 4

7. Which time period shows negative growth of the population? Use the diagram shown below to answer the next question. 7. Which time period shows negative growth of the population? A. phase 1 B. phase 2 C. phase 3 D. phase 4

8. At which point would a density-dependent factor Use the diagram shown below to answer the next question. 8. At which point would a density-dependent factor have a greater impact on the population? F. point 1 G. point 2 H. point 3 J. points 1 and 3

8. At which point would a density-dependent factor Use the diagram shown below to answer the next question. 8. At which point would a density-dependent factor have a greater impact on the population? F. point 1 G. point 2 H. point 3 J. points 1 and 3

9. In the Fruit Fly Population graph for the previous question, explain why the population stops increasing after it reaches point 3 on the curve.

9. In the Fruit Fly Population graph for the previous question, explain why the population stops increasing after it reaches point 3 on the curve. Point 3 in the graph represents the carrying capacity of the environment. There are only so many resources available, and there is only so much space for the fruit fly population. The limited space and resources limit the number of fruit flies that can grow in the environment. This is why the population doesn’t increase above the carrying capacity.