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​Unit 6: Population Ecology, Practice Test Part V​
​BIOL1104: Friday Evening Study Group Practice Test​
​April 10th, 2025​
​1.​ ​An area in Kanata is known for having a high number of four leaf clovers, which is​
​believed to be due to a mutation that has occurred in the clovers. You want to be able to​
​estimate the number of four leaf clovers there are to decide how many of your campers​
​you will assign to get a four leaf clover in a scavenger hunt. How would you go about​
​estimating the number of four leaf clovers there are​
​a.​ ​Using the quadrat method​
​b.​ ​Percent Cover​
​c.​ ​Point/Line​
​d.​ ​Point/Pins​

​2.​ S
​ potted leopards are known for being difficult to spot in jungles due to how their fur​
​camouflages with the shadows for the vines and leaves. This is an example of which​
​difficulty in counting in ecology​
​a.​ ​Mobility​
​b.​ ​Visibility​
​c.​ ​Defining an Individual​
​d.​ ​None of the Above​

​3.​ T
​ he following image is of only one species. What can​
​you assume is true of the species below:​
​a.​ ​It is representative of the difficulty in defining​
​an individual in counting​
​b.​ ​This plant will be able to easily count via the​
​quadrat method​
​c.​ ​This plant is likely easily countable using the​
​unbound (distance) method since they can’t​
​grow two right next to each other​
​d.​ ​It is representative of the difficulty in visibility​
​when it comes to counting​

​𝑁​1​​+​​𝑁​2​ ​ ​1​+​𝑁​2​
𝑁
​4.​ ​Which counting method utilities the equation​​𝐷𝑖​​​ = ​​ 𝑙
​ 𝑛​
( )
​2​𝑟𝑙​ ​ ​2​
𝑁
​ .​
a ​ oint/Line​
P
​b.​ ​Plotless​
​c.​ ​Point/Pins​
​d.​ ​Mark and Recapture​

, ​BIOL1104: Friday Evening Study Group Practice Test​
​April 10th, 2025​
​5.​ B
​ efore starting a dive Joe marks a series of spots on his tape measure for him to use​
​when he counts the local seaweed population, by identifying how far the closest member​
​is from the point, then the second closest from the closest. What kind of equation should​
​be used after he counts the seaweed?​
​𝑁​1​​+​​𝑁​2​ ​ ​1​+​𝑁​2​
𝑁
​a.​ ​𝐷𝑖​​​ = ​​ ​2​𝑟𝑙​
​𝑙𝑛​( 𝑁 ​ ​2​
)
​1​ ​1​
​b.​ ​𝐷𝑖​​​ = ​​ ​2​ , ​​𝐷𝑖​​​ = ​​ ​2​ ​,​​where​​r​​is​​r​​avg​
(​2​𝑟​) (​1​.​67​​𝑟)​
​𝑁​1​​​𝑁​2​
​c.​ ​𝐷𝑖​​​ = ​​ ​𝑅​
(​​𝑁​1​+​ ​​1​)​ (​​𝑁​2​+
​ ​​1​)​
​d.​ ​𝐷𝑖​​​ = ​​ ​𝑅​+​ ​​1​
​​ − ​​1​


​6.​ P ​ retty much all mammals can not be counted using a bound method since they move​
​around. Birds have this same problem. In order to count them the mark and recapture​
​method is used. What kind of equation should be used if the population recaptured is​
​larger than 7?​
​𝑁​1​​+​​𝑁​2​ ​ ​1​+​𝑁​2​
𝑁
​a.​ ​𝐷𝑖​​​ = ​​ ​2​𝑟𝑙​
​𝑙𝑛​( 𝑁 ​ ​2​
)
​1​ ​1​
​b.​ ​𝐷𝑖​​​ = ​​ ​2​ , ​​𝐷𝑖​​​ = ​​ ​2​ ​,​​where​​r​​is​​r​​avg​
(​2​𝑟​) (​1​.​67​​𝑟)​
​𝑁​1​​​𝑁​2​
​c.​ ​𝐷𝑖​​​ = ​​ ​𝑅​
(​​𝑁​1​+​ ​​1​)​ (​​𝑁​2​+
​ ​​1​)​
​d.​ ​𝐷𝑖​​​ = ​​ ​𝑅​+​ ​​1​
​​ − ​​1​


​7.​ U ​ sing the mark and recapture makes several assumptions about the population. Which​
​of the following is an example of the ideal population for the mark and recapture​
​method?​
​a.​ ​A group of birds that join up with another population while immigrating and have​
​some migrate into the population as mates​
​b.​ ​A species where individuals are territorial and not often found in others territories​
​c.​ ​An isolated species of bird that live on an island all visit the capture site at similar​
​rates​
​d.​ ​A species of parrots who really like to collect scraps of plastic who regularly pull​
​off the their markers​

​ .​ ​If you were asked to try and count the​
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​following population of coral. Which method would​
​you choose​
​a.​ ​Percent cover​
​b.​ ​Quadrats​
​c.​ ​Mark and Recapture​
​d.​ ​Plotless​

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