Biology Activity: Populations and Society

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populations and societies

1) The factors dependent on population density, which interfere with its growth, are
a) Predation, climate and environmental disasters
b) Food resources, parasitism and predation
c) Climate, food resources and parasitism
d) Environmental disasters, climate and food resources
e) Parasitism, environmental catastrophes and predation

2) Check the correct statement
a) A population is understood as the sum of individuals that comprise it

b) When the growth rate of a population is less than 1 it means that it is growing
c) In a mature or stable population, the number of young individuals is greater than or equal to the elderly
d) The growth rate of a population depends on birth, mortality and migration rates
e) The growth of a population is always independent of its density

3) The factors listed below influence the density of a population:
I - birth rate
II - mortality
III - immigration
IV - emigration

a) I and II
b) I and III
c) II and III
d) II and IV
e) III and IV

4) Several individuals of the same species living in the same area constitute
a) A biotype
b) A community
c) a society
d) A population
e) An ecological niche

5) Check the wrong statement
a) Members of social groupings keep each other together by reciprocal stimulation
b) Among animals that live in flocks, it is common for the most aggressive male to take the lead
c) All animal societies develop the same types of cooperation between their members
d) In many animal societies, the established social hierarchy is important.
e) Certain social groupings develop a strong sense of territoriality

Per Camila Farias.

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