Wild Life (Animal Diversity & Habitats) – Quiz 1 Related Post Wild Life (Wild Life Ecology) – Quiz 1 Wild Life (Wild Life Conservation) – Quiz 1 Wild Life (Wild Life Biology) – Quiz 2 Wild Life (Wild Life Biology) – Quiz 1 Wild Life (Animal Study Methods) – Quiz 1 1. ____________ traits are related in the sense that they share common ancestry. Proximate Homologous Analogous Adaptive 2. ____________ traits are similar due to reasons other than relatedness. Proximate Analogous Homologous Adaptive 3. ____________ wear and replacement is one of several methods for aging white tailed deer. Bone Skin Muscle Tooth 4. _____________ is the science of defining groups of biological organisms on the basis of shared characteristics and giving names to those groups. Structure Taxonomy Organism Nomenclature 5. ______________ are considered among the most sensitive indicators of climate change. Glaciers Forests Oceans Desserts 6. ______________ is the organized colloidal complex of organic and inorganic substances as proteins and water that constitutes the living nucleus cytoplasm plastids and mitochondria of the cell. Protoplast Cytoplasm Spheroplast Protoplasm 7. ______________ is the study of the form and structure of animals and plants. Microbiology Morphology Physiology Biogenetics 8. ______________ is the total quantity or weight of organisms in a given area or volume. Natality Biomass Population Aggregation 9. ____________ are currently legally harvested for commercial trade and export in Australia. Crocodiles Lions Alligator Kangaroos 10. ____________ is a branch of zoology concerned with the study of animal behavior. Sociobiology Behaviorism Ethnology Ethology 11. _____________ is a free for all scramble as individuals try to beat others to a limited pool of resources. Intraspecific competition Interspecific competition Contest interference competition Scramble exploitative competition 12. _______________ refers to the removal of physiologically active material as by herbivore eating clipping and trampling. Deflation Daflon Defoliation Bending cannabis 13. _______________ traits are those with similar structures and functions but which evolved independently. Proximate Analogous Homologous Adaptive 14. ______________ is a hierarchical process involving a series of innate and learned behavioral decisions made by an animal about what habitat it would use at different scales of the environment. Habitat availability Habitat preference Habitat selection Habitat use 15. ________________ is a state of behavioral change wherein anxiety is relieved behavioral responses suppressed and the animal is relaxed but aware of its surroundings. Immobilisation Analgesia Sedation Tranquillisation 16. ______________ is essential for the survival of each cell and each cell through its specialized activities contributes as part of a body system to the maintenance of the internal environment shared by all cells. Metabolism Equilibrium Allostasis Homeostasis 17. ______________ is the convenience and procurability of physical and biological components of a habitat by animals. Habitat selection Habitat preference Habitat availability Habitat use 18. Which type of growth occurs when a populations growth slows or stops following a period of exponential growth? Logistic Exponential J-shaped S-shaped 19. With regards to population, which one of the following concepts is also known as the Allee effect? Density regulation Density independence Density dependence Population growth 20. Within the last 400 years, which one of the following mammals is on the verge of completely disappearing from Pakistan? Hyperodapedon Gigantopithecus ape Markhor The blackbuck (Antelope cervicapra) Loading … Question 1 of 20