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Density-Independent Limiting Factors Quiz

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Why did many moose die from starvation in the island population?

They were emigrating to find food but failed.

There was an overpopulation of moose on the island.

Hunting was not allowed on the island.

The bitterly cold winter made it difficult for moose to find food. (correct)

Why did the effects of bad weather have a greater impact on the large, dense moose population?

The large population had access to better shelter from the heavy snowfall.

Smaller populations were more likely to hunt for food.

Moose in large populations were more resistant to cold.

There was more competition for food in a larger population. (correct)

Why did the European rabbits multiply wildly after being introduced to Australia?

They were provided with excessive amounts of food.

They were territorial animals.

The Australian climate was ideal for their reproduction.

They had no natural predators in Australia. (correct)

Why were artificial density-independent control measures like hunting considered expensive and ineffective?

Hunting didn't reduce the rabbit population effectively. Signup and view all the answers

What environmental threat did the population of European rabbits pose in Australia?

They competed with native herbivores for food. Signup and view all the answers

What was the impact of the bitterly cold winter with heavy snowfall on the island's moose population?

Many moose died from starvation due to lack of food. Signup and view all the answers

Why did the population of European rabbits grow rapidly in Australia?

They faced less competition from native species for resources. Signup and view all the answers

How did the effects of bad weather differ between a large, dense moose population and a small population?

Individual moose in the small population had more food available. Signup and view all the answers

Why were artificial density-independent control measures like hunting considered ineffective?

They required significant resources and expenses. Signup and view all the answers

What did the introduction of European rabbits threaten in Australia?

The extinction of native herbivores. Signup and view all the answers