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please solve all of the following What is a "metapopulation"? A group of populations in geographcially separate areas that interbreed, in spite of normally living in separate areas populations of the same species living in an area that do not interbreed populations of two species in an area that do interbreed, but do not produce fertile offspring small populations of individuals with special powers that live within a larger population populations of individuals that are in the process of diverging to form new species The founder effect and a demographic bottleneck do all of the following except: increase genetic drift in the population affected increase the chances of a new species starting to form increase genetic diversity in the populaton affected increase inbreeding in the population affected Two men and two women, all in their mid-20's, are shipwrecked on an uncharted tropical island. Rescue is highly unlikely. While there are no other humans on the island, the island has an excellent climate, sufficient food, and a fresh water supply. Assuming that four people are all in reasonably good health, what would be the largest environmental threat that could prevent the group permanently colonizing the island? the people may not like each other dying of boredom lack of genetic diversity causes inbreeding problems being eaten by wild animals dying in an accident or by drowning Currently, the main way we can tell the maximum life span for members of a species is through observation and/or finding reliable birth and death records. True False A forest fire would be an example of a biotic factor that could limit the population size of a species in a particular area. True False.
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