Some Behaviors Are Too Deeply Rooted to Be Changed Through

question 71

True/False

Some behaviors are too deeply rooted to be changed through independent self-management techniques alone.

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Definitions:

Primary Succession

An ecological succession that occurs on land that has not previously been inhabited by plants; no soil is present initially. See succession. Compare with secondary succession.

Zooplankton

The nonphotosynthetic organisms present in plankton (e.g., protozoa, tiny crustaceans) and the larval stages of many animals. See plankton. Compare with phytoplankton.

Species Richness

The number of different species represented in an ecological community, landscape, or region.

Müllerian Mimicry

The resemblance of dangerous, unpalatable, or poisonous species to one another so that potential predators recognize them more easily. Compare with Batesian mimicry.