The Term Conservation Concept Refers to the Idea That

question 111

Multiple Choice

The term conservation concept refers to the idea that:

• A)all nature is of vital importance and thus worth preserving.
• B)perceptions of the world differ depending on point of view.
• C)a particular object can be used to stand for another object.
• D)merely changing the appearance of objects does not change their key properties.

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Definitions:

Competitive Ability

The capability of an organism to obtain resources, mates, or territory in the face of competition from other individuals or species.

Wet Forest

A forest ecosystem characterized by high humidity and regular precipitation, leading to a dense understory and rich biodiversity.

Ideal Free Distribution

A theory in ecology predicting how animals distribute themselves among resources to maximize their fitness.

Equal Fitness

The scenario in which different genotypes or phenotypes within a population have the same likelihood of survival and reproduction, contributing equally to the next generation's gene pool.