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5. According to the diagram, which community requires the least amount of sampling effort necessary to determine its species richness? a. tropical soil bacteria b. tropical moths c. tropical birds d. temperate forests e. human oral bacteria 6. Which of the following is the best example of a mutualistic interaction that is both economically-and ecologically-important? a. mycorrhizae and forest trees b. mushrooms and legumes c. stickleback fish and plankton d. Plasmodium (which causes malaria) and humans e. pistol shrimp and goby fish

          5. According to the diagram, which community
requires the least amount of sampling effort
necessary to determine its species richness?
a. tropical soil bacteria
b. tropical moths
c. tropical birds
d. temperate forests
e. human oral bacteria
6. Which of the following is the best example of a mutualistic interaction that is both economically-and
ecologically-important?
a. mycorrhizae and forest trees
b. mushrooms and legumes
c. stickleback fish and plankton
d. Plasmodium (which causes malaria) and humans
e. pistol shrimp and goby fish
        
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5. According to the diagram, which community
requires the least amount of sampling effort
necessary to determine its species richness?
a. tropical soil bacteria
b. tropical moths
c. tropical birds
d. temperate forests
e. human oral bacteria
6. Which of the following is the best example of a mutualistic interaction that is both economically-and
ecologically-important?
a. mycorrhizae and forest trees
b. mushrooms and legumes
c. stickleback fish and plankton
d. Plasmodium (which causes malaria) and humans
e. pistol shrimp and goby fish

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5. According to the diagram, which community requires the least amount of sampling effort necessary to determine its species richness? a. tropical soil bacteria b. tropical moths c. tropical birds d. temperate forests e. human oral bacteria 11 Temperate forests Tropical birds Human oral bacteria Tropical moths Tropical soil bacteria 0.1 0.2 0.7 0.8 Proportion of individuals in samples Ecology Figure 15.11 6. Which of the following is the best example of a mutualistic interaction that is both economically and ecologically important? a. mycorrhizae and forest trees b. mushrooms and legumes c. stickleback fish and plankton d. Plasmodium (which causes malaria) and humans e. pistol shrimp and goby fish
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