What will be the likely response to a warming climate for cold-adapted species that live on high mountain tops?Multiple choice question.They will move farther down the mountain.They will move to a higher mountain top.They will disappear.

Select all that applyReview this chapter's Investigating Life essay. Select all of the following that are consequences of a warming climate to the ranges of alpine and lodgepole chipmunks at Yosemite.Multiple select question.Alpine chipmunks moved to higher elevation.Lodgepole chipmunks moved to lower elevation.Alpine chipmunks moved south.Lodgepole chipmunks did not move.

Under which of the following conditions would an animal population most likely survive the effects of rapid climate change?Responses                The individuals in the population are carnivorous.                The individuals in the population are carnivorous.The females in the population have one or two offspring per litter.The females in the population have one or two offspring per litter.The population has a small geographic range.The population has a small geographic range.               The population is highly mobile.

Mountain pine beetles feed on the inner tissue of pine trees, eventually killing the trees.  The beetles’ habitat range does not extend as far north as the pine trees’ habitat range extends.  The beetles cannot tolerate very cold winter conditions.  The climate has become warmer due to human activity. This warming has happened in the parts of the pine trees’ habitat range where the beetles currently do not live.  Which of the following statements describes the most likely outcome of this change?AThe beetles will feed on other tree speciesBPine trees will become more resistant to the beetlesCThe beetles will decrease in their current habitat rangeDPine trees will decrease in the northern part of their habitat range

Global warming and climate change may enhance the biodiversity in animals.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

(Q006) Which of the following climate conditions would most likely allow glaciers to form?Group of answer choicestemperatures below freezing for one month straighthigh winds that produce low chill factorsa heavy snowfall in winter, coupled with relatively cool summersmild winters with a lot of snow, coupled with very hot summers