How Might an Ecologist Test Whether a Species Is Occupying

question 16

Multiple Choice

How might an ecologist test whether a species is occupying all of its fundamental niche or only a portion of it?

• A) Study the temperature range and humidity requirements of the species.
• B) Observe if the niche size changes after the addition of nutritional resources to the habitat.
• C) Observe if the niche size changes after the introduction of a similar non-native species.
• D) Measure the change in reproductive success when the species is subjected to environmental stress.
• E) Observe if the species expands its range after the removal of a competitor.

Learn about the electron transport chain and the significance of ATP and NADPH in photosynthesis.

Clarify misconceptions related to plant biology and photosynthesis.

Understand the environmental effects on plant physiology, including factors that affect leaf coloration and photosynthetic efficiency.

Understand the general processes and importance of photosynthesis in plants.

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