Population And Community Ecology Review Game Jeopardy Template

The Scope of Ecology	Patterns of Population Growth	Interactions Between Populations: Part 1	Interactions Between Populations: Part 2	Ecological Succession
100 A portion of the Earth's surface... What is the biosphere?	100 The ability of a population to increase under ideal environmental conditions... What is biotic potential?	100 Factors that affect populations the same... What is the density-independent factor?	100 Predators reduce prey in order to keep the populations in balance... What is the predator-prey dynamic?	100 A change in a community's composition that helps colonization by new species... What is ecological succession?
200 Communities of organisms living together... What is an ecosystem?	200 The rate of natural increase is per year while exponential growth is per month... What is the difference between the rate of natural increase and exponential growth?	200 Factors that affect a specific population based on size... What is the density-dependent factor?	200 Batesian and Mullerian... What are the 2 types of mimicry?	200 Primary and Secondary... What are the 2 types of succession?
300 Population is all of the members of the same species while community is all of the species in the same area... What is the difference between population and community?	300 Environmental resistance and carrying capacity... What factors slow down exponential growth?	300 D-I: weather, natural disasters, and pollution... D-D: competition, predation, and parasites... Name 2 examples of both density-independent and density-dependent?	300 Parasitism, Commensalism, and Mutualism... What are the 3 types of symbiosis?	300 The final step of ecological succession... What is a climax community?
400 Coral reefs... Which ecosystem is important for the biosphere?	400 Latin America, Africa, and Asia... What are 3 countries that are considered less-developed countries (LDCs)?	400 No due to the competitive exclusion principle... Can 2 niches occupy in the same area and why?	400 Parasitism... What is a tapeworm in a human an example of?	400 Inhibition, tolerance, and facilitation... What are the 3 succession models?
500 Developing testable hypotheses... What does ecology focus on?	500 In less-developed countries, couples only have enough children to replace them... In the less-developed countries, couples only have enough children to replace them What is the replacement reproduction?	500 Resource partitioning... Two types of barnacles (Chthamalus and Balanus) live in the same area and compete for food. The Chthamalus grow on top of the rock while the Balanus grew on the bottom. What does this portray?	500 Commensalism benefits one species but the other is no affected while mutualism both species benefit... What is the difference between commensalism and mutualism?	500 Tolerance model... Which succession model predicts different types of plants that can colonize at the same time?

Population and Community Ecology Review Game

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