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Edmond is an insurance agent meeting with Lilly, who wants to purchase a whole life insurance policy and name her spouse Oylan as the beneficiary. However, Oylan is not physically present, so Edmond wants to use the credit file method to verify Oylan's identity. Edmond should not use the credit file method alone and instead obtain additional documentation to properly verify Oylan's identity before naming them as beneficiary.
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Present 3 advantages and 3 disadvantages of each strategy option.
Focusing marketing efforts son targeting new customers to expand the brand community (Strategy 1)
Developing new product offerings in the form of line extensions, such as flavored seltzer waters, or new product lines, such as functional beverages (Strategy 2)
Continuing to create and deliver aggressive and irreverent marketing campaigns with new content, partnerships, and guerrilla marketing (Strategy 3)
Focusing on cultivating the Liquid Death community through its Liquid Death Country Club (Strategy 4)
Toning down its marketing content to allow for greater appeal to a broader customer base (Strategy 5)
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Unit 8: Assignment 2
Critical Thinking: Conservation
Part 1:
Question 1: Discuss how global climate change will impact each of the Ecosystem Services (Supporting, Previsioning, Regulating, and Cultural).
Question 2: Which human impact (habitat loss, overharvesting, introduces species, pollution, or global climate change) do you believe is the largest threat to biodiversity? Explain your reasoning.
Question 3: Which human impact (habitat loss, overharvesting, introduces species, pollution, or global climate change) do you believe is the easiest problem to solve? Explain your reasoning.
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Unit 6: Assignment 1
Homework chapters 17 and 18
Chapter 17: Community Structure
1. Describe how a line transect can be used to describe an ecotone in a community.
2. Explain what a rank abundance curve can tell us about communities?
3. Explain why a majority of ecosystems are most species rich at moderate productivity levels rather than at very low or very high productivity?
4. Explain why more diverse habitats (Fig. 17.13) (habitat heterogeneity) leads to higher diversity values of animal species?
5. How do trophic guilds reduce competition and aid in niche separation?
Chapter 18:
1. How do pioneer species facilitate future species of succession?
2. What stage of succession would you expect the highest animal diversity? Explain whyY?
3. Explain why species that occur early in succession would have a large number of small-wind driven seeds that can be viable for many years, as well as fast shoot growth, and low shade tolerance?
4. How do facilitation and inhibition change the pace of succession and or communities that develop during succession?
5. How can fire frequency or animal grazing intensity contribute to alternative stable states in an ecosystem?
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Unit 8: Assignment 1
chapters 21.2-21.5 and 22
Chapter 21: Global Biodiversity
1. Robert MacArthur and E.O. Wilson found species richness on islands increased with increased island area. Why can large islands support more species?
2. Explain how ecosystem fragmentation can create new communities of species and cause a potential loss of sensitive species?
3. How does island or fragment size and isolation impact the species richness within that island/patch? What factors drive these differences?
4. What are the general patterns of worldwide biodiversity? What factors drive the patterns?
5. How does continental drift and evolution impact the species we find in different parts of the world?
Chapter 22: Conservation of Global Biodiversity
1. Why would conservation of biodiversity hotspots reduce costs and maximize conservation potential?
2. Provisioning services: look up another example of pharmaceutical chemical that was originally derived from plants and is now saving lives?
3. Compare and contrast regulating services and supporting services.
4. How is the fishing industry contributing to continued overharvest of fish species?
5. Compare and contrast bio-accumulation and bio-magnification.
6. How is climate change contributing to loss of biodiversity?
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Principles of Ecology Unit 7- Assignment 1 chapters 19 and 21-1 Cha.docx
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Unit 7: Assignment 1
chapters 19 and 21.1
Chapter 19: Movement of Energy in Ecosystems
1: What makes studying ecosystems different than studying communities?
2. How can an invasive species like earthworms substantially impact how energy flows within a forest ecosystem?
3. What is the difference between the brown and green food webs? Which one do you think and old growth forest would be? Why?
4. What are the main limitations to primary productivity in terrestrial ecosystems, freshwater ecosystems, and open ocean ecosystems? How is this related to the law of the minimum?
5. Explain consumption efficiency, assimilation efficiency, net production efficiency, and ecological efficiency?
6. Explain why there are is less energy at higher trophic levels than the trophic level 1 (producers)? Why is the aquatic biomass pyramid flipped?
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Chapter 21.1: Landscape Ecology
1. How do natural and human activities cause landscape heterogeneity?
2. Explain why a more a landscape with more ecosystems (ecosystem heterogeneity) would be more species diverse than a less heterogeneous landscape?
3. If you have two sites and they have high gamma diversity (25 species) and high beta diversity (20 species), would these communities be more similar or more distinct? Explain.
4. Using the ideas of competitive exclusion, niche separation, realized niche, community zonation, and ecological heterogeneity. Explain why a grassland would only have 6 species, a shrubland would have 14 species and a floodplain deciduous forest would have 24 species?
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Polymorphism is the idea that describes how objects that inherit from a common class can implement the same method differently. True False Which of the following is true of Abstract Classes? Abstract classes are not instantiated. Abstract classes must inherit from another user-created class. Abstract classes must have complete method statements, not just method signatures. Abstract classes cannot inherit from other classes. Aggregation is the design pattern where classes are built from other classes. True False Inheritance represents a "one to many" relationship between classes. True False
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