As discussed in the previous question, much effort has been devoted to classification of natural communities, and this effort continues today. Which American ecologist would have found the "pigeonholing" of natural communities into discrete classes most satisfying from a philosophical perspective?
A) R. H. Whittaker
B) H. A. Gleason
C) F. E. Clements
D) J. Braun-Blanquet
Ans: C) F. E. Clements
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A) antennae B) an open circulatory system C) an exoskeleton of chitin D) complex eyes E) sex organs
Which structures contain valves?
a. arteries and veins b. arteries and heart c. arteries, capillaries, and heart d. lymph capillaries, arteries, and heart e. lymph capillaries, veins, and heart
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