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Manush is a recent graduate from a prestigious university in California who is looking for a job opportunity as a real estate agent.  While he already has samples provided by his friends, he still feels something lacking in his resume.  Specifically, the he believes that his professional objective statement lacks focus and clarity. 

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Werner et al. (1983) conducted an experiment with bluegill sunfish of three different sizes: small, medium, and large. The bluegills were placed in experimental ponds with three food types: benthos (best food type), plankton, and vegetation (worst food type). Half of each pond had predators — largemouth bass — and the other half was free from predators. In the half without predators, all three sizes of bluegills fed on the benthos and used the pond habitat equally. In the half with predators: • Large bluegills stayed in the open water and did not change their diet. • Medium bluegills stayed in the open water and shifted to eating plankton. • Small bluegills shifted to hiding in and feeding on the vegetation. What conclusion(s) can you reasonably draw based on these results? [Select all that apply.]

Question
Werner et al. (1983) conducted an experiment with bluegill sunfish of three different sizes: small, medium, and large. The bluegills were placed in experimental ponds with three food types: benthos (best food type), plankton, and vegetation (worst food type). Half of each pond had predators — largemouth bass — and the other half was free from predators.
In the half without predators, all three sizes of bluegills fed on the benthos and used the pond habitat equally. In the half with predators:
• Large bluegills stayed in the open water and did not change their diet.
• Medium bluegills stayed in the open water and shifted to eating plankton.
• Small bluegills shifted to hiding in and feeding on the vegetation.
What conclusion(s) can you reasonably draw based on these results?
[Select all that apply.]
A  The fundamental and realized niches of the small bluegills are the same.
B  The fundamental and realized niches of the small bluegills are different.
The fundamental and realized niches of the medium bluegills are different.
The fundamental and realized niches of the large bluegills are the same.
The three sizes of bluegills all have the same fundamental niche as each other.
C  The fundamental and realized niches of the large bluegills are different.
D  The fundamental niche of the small bluegills has decreased in the presence of predators.
E  The fundamental niche of the medium bluegills has decreased in the presence of predators.
The fundamental niche of the large bluegills has decreased in the presence of predators.
F  The fundamental and realized niches of the small bluegills are different.
This question is taken from Biology 007 – General Biology II » Spring 2021 » Exam 2

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