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ECOL 111 SECTION B EXAM 2025/2026
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS




What is a r reproductive strategy and its purpose - ANS "r" selected species produce a large
number of offspring in order to disperse widely in unpredictable environments



what is a k reproductive strategy - ANS "K" selected species invest all of there resources in a
small number of offspring that are more likely to survive in predictable environments



What is allelopatric species - ANS when a species is separated and isolated from one another
into two different groups



Benefits of tag recapture - ANS Whole population estimate is possible

Can be used on open or closed populations



Difference between natural and artificial tagging - ANS Natural tagging is recognising animals
by their patterns

Artificial tags are physically attached to animal



Examples of remote sensing and tracking - ANS Planes, satellite and drones




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, what are the primary drivers of population change - ANS Vital rates: birth, death and
movement



Malthusian growth model v Exponential model - ANS Malthusian - based on mechanism for
change

Exponential - describe population growth in an unlimited environment



emigration and immigration - ANS movement of individuals among subpopulations



what determines a simple v complex life story - ANS simple - migration

complex - dispersal stages



different types of age structures and how to draw them - ANS rapid, slow and zero growth



Three contrasting fertility curves - ANS Fish - increase, large fish produce more eggs

Songbirds - reach age and maturity then level off

Humans - not typical fecundity curve, go through menopause



What is the grandmother hypothesis and how does it explain menopause - ANS Menopause
selected for in groups where presence of older female enhances survival of grandchildren



Methods in estimating growth - ANS Counting annuli on scales

Tag-recapture studies



What is demographic stochasticity - ANS Random fluctuations in population size as birth and
death of each individuals is a probabilistic event


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