Environmental Biology 105 with 100- correct answers (graded A+).

Environmental Biology 105 with
100% correct answers (graded
A+)

Adaption - answer is any genetically controlled structural, physiological, or
behavioral characteristic that helps an organism survive and reproduce
under a given set of environmental conditions


Artificial selection - answer is the process by which humans select one or
more desirable genetic traits in the population of species and the use
selective breeding to produce populations containing many individuals with
the desired traits


Background Extinction - answer is the normal extinction of various species as
a result of changes in local environmental conditions


Biological Evolution - answer is the change in the genetic makeup of a
population of a species in successive generations


Biome - answer is terrestrial regions inhabited by certain types of life


Differential Reproduction - answer is the phenomenon in which individuals
with adaptive genetic traits produce more living offspring than do individuals
without such traits


Endemic Species - answer are species that is found in only one area


Foundation Species - answer are species that plays a major role in shaping a
community by creating and enhancing a habitat that benefits other species