Consider a population undergoing logistic growth. When are the most individuals added to the population per unit time? Why? (You may want to refer to Fig. 46.5.)
A. (K-N)/K = 1
B. (K-N)/K = 0.75
C. (K-N)/K = 0.5
D. (K-N)/K = 0.25
E. (K-N)/K = 0
C
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A) 3 B) 7 C) 10 D) 12 E) 13
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A. Cells would not produce hyphae. B. Cells would not produce gametes. C. Cells would not produce cytoplasm. D. Cells would fuse but maintain separate nuclei. E. Hyphae would fuse but cytoplasm would not fuse.
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a. synapsis b. pairing of homologues c. interkinesis d. exchange of genes e. crossing over
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