Multiple Choice
In introduction to population ecology, what are the three common patterns of population (spatial) distribution?
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50. Population Ecology
Introduction to Population Ecology
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In introductory population ecology, what is a map that shows the geographic distribution of a population called?
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Mark–recapture table
B
Food web
C
Phylogenetic tree
D
Range map
Verified step by step guidance1
Understand that the question asks for the name of a map that displays the geographic distribution of a population in population ecology.
Recall that a Mark–recapture table is a method used to estimate population size, not a map.
Recognize that a Food web illustrates feeding relationships among species, not geographic distribution.
Know that a Phylogenetic tree shows evolutionary relationships, not spatial distribution.
Identify that a Range map is specifically designed to show the geographic area where a population or species is found.
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