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which of the following pairs of terms fit together best
ovotestis and hermaphroditism
what is the best description for an endosymbiont that is passed from mother to offspring
a pattern of vertical transmission with selective pressure towards a mutualistic relationship with its host
which of the following is an example of the endosymbiont described above in class
wolbachia
parthogenesis
a species of stick insect that has only females and offspring are nearly genetically idetical to thier mothers
polyphenism
ants with the exact same genetic background can develop into queens workers or soldiers depending on environmental cuesd
diapause
when a cold snap occurs in the springs many caterpillars are able to greatly slow down theri metabolism and just wait unitl temp increases
multivoltine
monarch butterflies go through many generations each year as they migrate north in the spring and then south in the fall
polyembyrony
a female wasp lays a single egg on a host caterpillar but several genetically identical larvae hatch from the egg
what is the main advantage of asexual reproduction
rapid popualtion growth because there are no individuals producing only sperm gametes
what is the main disadvantage of asexual reproduction
decreased genetic diveristy among the population due to no meiotic recombination
a SILVERFISH species that uses an ANT colony for refuge from predators, studies show that colonies wihtout silverfish are just as productive as those with silverfish
commensalism
leaf cutter ANTS raise a particular type of FUNGUS that provides all food for the colony
mutualism 1
some PLANTS create a chemical signal that calls in WASPS that laye eggs on herbivores eating the plants
mutualism 2
some FLOWERS create a noxious scent that mimic rotting flesh this attracts FLIES that then pollinate these flowers
antagonism 1
some plants create a chemical signsl that calls in WASPS that lay eggs on HERBIVORES eating the plants
antagonism 2
what was the species that was extipated from the lord howe island but then a small populaiton was rediscovered on balls pyrimd a small iselt nearby
lord how island stick insect
which of the follwoing is NOT a strategy that insecrs use to survive periods of cold
homeothermy
apod
drosphila melanogaster, fruit fly
polypod
physonata alutacea mexican olive turtoise bettle
oligopod
manducta sexta hornworm moth
no larvae
periplaneta americana, american roach
which of the following is not an insect order with eusocial systems
mantodea (praying mantids)
which of the following is most likey the least importatn trait that contributes to the evolution of social and eusocial systems
cold avoidance
which of the following castes are found in ALL eusocial insects
reproductives
workers
what was the ancestral form of insect larval development
short germ band development where the developing head is patterned first and then segments are patterend incrementally towards the posterior end as cells proliferate
which group of social insects has a systme of sex determination most similar mammals
termites
during embryological developemtn insect embryos move from an arched back position to a fetal postion, what is this term
katatrepsis
which of the following relationships is most likely to result in cospeciation
a mutualistic endosymbiont that has vertical transmission
Which of the following best explains the evolution of eusociality in the Hymenoptera (ants, bees and wasps)
It has evolved many different times within this group due to the high degree of relatedness amongst sisters. This is caused by a haplodiploid form of reproduction
which of the following is the most important factor in the ability of termites to take advantgae of wood as a primary source of energy
they have mutualistic gut microbes that help them access the carbohydrated and protiens in wood that are difficult to enzymatically break down
“Bt cotton” comprises the majority of cotton grown today. What is the distinguishing feature of Bt cott
It is a transgenic organism and has a bacterial gene inserted into its genome
Why might a bacterial, or fungal biocontrol agent be a better approach than a chemical pesticid
More species specific
Less long-term residue in the enviroment
More cost effective
All of the above
Why is reproductive manipulation an advantage for some endosymbionts
They are transmitted vertically from mother to offspring
Most obligate symbionts have greatly reduced genomes. Which of the following is a force that helps to explain this reduction in genome size?
horizontal gene transder to the hosts genome
The study of bacterial symbionts in insects is of interest to people studying the origin of chloroplasts and mitochondria because there are some eukaryotic organisms that have lost their chloroplasts and mitochondria and the bacterial symbionts in insects can serve as a model system
false
Wolbachia bacteria have complex interactions with their various insect hosts. Some are best categorized as mutualists, others as antagonists, and others may be in a gray area where ecological interactions are difficult to categorize
true
Most pollination interactions between plants and insects can best be classified as a _________ interaction
mutualistic
Some pitcher plants have evolved away from an antagonistic relationship with insects. Which of the following observations would provide evidence that a pitcher plant fell into this category
a small ecosystem of living insects in its reservoir of water
gall
cynips quercusfolii is a wasp that lays its eggs in oak leaves the oak forms a structure around the wasp larvae that protects and feeds it during developement
monophage
pipevine swallowtails always lay their eggs on one plant and the larvae rely completely on theri leaves for al their nutrition
phytotelmata
bromeliads are plants that have small pool of water and can act as a mini aquat
myrmecochory
acacia extensa is a species of tree that generates seeds with special handles that help ants pick them up some stick insect eggs mimic seeds and also benefit from this behavior
Which of the following is the best description of the relationship between Blattodea (roaches) and Isoptera (termites)
ttermites are a highly specialized, eusocial branch of Blattodea and should not be considered as a separate group.
Which of the following is a false statement about carnivorous pla
Some have specialized nerve cells that allow for the rapid closing of their traps.
Members of which of the following orders of insects have piercing mouthparts and feed exclusively on fluids
hemiptera (true bugs)
mantophasmatodea “heel walkers”
the most recently described order of insects witha. range restricted to southern africa
mantodea “praying mantids”
this order is strictly carnivorous
plecoptera “stoneflies”
this order would be best bioindicator for freshwater stream
embioptera “webspinners”
builds its own refuge females are wingless and males have wings
you notice a domatia structure on a plant which of the following is the best statement regarding this situation
the plant and the insects inside the domatia have a mutualisitc relationship