The total number of individuals in a population is the:

a. population distribution
b. population growth
c. population birth rate
d. population size
e. carrying capacity


d

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You track aquatic coastal levels of nitrogen and phosphorus at high latitudes and notice a sharp increase in the winter and then again in the spring. What do you expect the effect of these nutrient increases will be on the plankton populations?

A. sharp spikes in population levels at essentially the same time (or, in phase) with the spikes in nutrients B. sharp spikes in population levels some time after (or, out of phase) with the spikes in nutrients C. a sharp spike in population levels in the spring, when light levels are higher; not much of a response in winter D. no effect of the changes in nutrient concentration on the plankton populations in either winter or spring

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Plant cells build a cuticle

a. beneath the plasma membrane. b. between the plasma membrane and the primary cell wall. c. between the primary cell wall and the secondary cell wall. d. as a component of the secondary cell wall. e. at plant surfaces exposed to air.

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Sugar is conducted in solution through specialized cells known as:

a. fibers. b. companion cells. c. sieve tube elements. d. tracheids. e. vessels.

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Which growth response causes the shoots of a plant grown in the dark to grow upward?

A) phototropism B) thigmotropism C) gravitropism

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