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Which level of ecology is defined as a single living individual?
Which level of ecology is defined as a single living individual?
- Community
- Organism (correct)
- Ecosystem
- Population
Where would you expect to find the Taiga biome?
Where would you expect to find the Taiga biome?
- North of the Tropic of Cancer
- South of the Arctic Circle
- Between Tundra and Temperate forests (correct)
- In the tropical rainforest region
What does the term 'biotic' refer to in ecology?
What does the term 'biotic' refer to in ecology?
- Biological community
- Global ecosystem
- Non-living components of an area
- Living components of an area (correct)
Where is the Polar Ice biome found?
Where is the Polar Ice biome found?
Which of the following best defines the term 'population'?
Which of the following best defines the term 'population'?
What is the major development in the human body brought by evolution?
What is the major development in the human body brought by evolution?
Which hominid species had relatively small brains, ape-like features, and lived in Africa 4.2 - 1 million years ago?
Which hominid species had relatively small brains, ape-like features, and lived in Africa 4.2 - 1 million years ago?
What is the term for physical and behavioral differences between male and female Homo sapiens?
What is the term for physical and behavioral differences between male and female Homo sapiens?
Which of the following factors affects population growth due to growth into a population?
Which of the following factors affects population growth due to growth into a population?
What led to a decline in death rate and an increase in population due to advances in medicine?
What led to a decline in death rate and an increase in population due to advances in medicine?
What is the transitional biome between forest-dominated and grass-dominated areas called?
What is the transitional biome between forest-dominated and grass-dominated areas called?
Which hominid species had a larger brain than Australopithecus afarensis and used Oldowan stone tools?
Which hominid species had a larger brain than Australopithecus afarensis and used Oldowan stone tools?
'Temperate grasslands' are characterized by:
'Temperate grasslands' are characterized by:
What does the process of natural selection rely on?
What does the process of natural selection rely on?
What led to an increase in infant dependency as part of human evolution?
What led to an increase in infant dependency as part of human evolution?
What is the term for the physical ability to walk upright on two legs?
What is the term for the physical ability to walk upright on two legs?
