Which of the following is NOT true about turnover in freshwater lakes?         a- Turnover brings up nutrient-rich water from the lake bottom.         b- Turnover brings up oxygenated water from the lake bottom.         c- Turnover sends oxygenated water from the lake's surface to the lake bottom.         d- Turnover usually occurs in the spring and fall seasons. 10- The aquatic biome that represents the transition area between a river and a sea is called a(n) __________. 11- An example of a biotic interaction that could limit a plant's distribution is __________.         a- rabbit herbivory

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9- Which of the following is NOT true about turnover in freshwater lakes?        
a- Turnover brings up nutrient-rich water from the lake bottom.        
b- Turnover brings up oxygenated water from the lake bottom.        
c- Turnover sends oxygenated water from the lake's surface to the lake bottom.        
d- Turnover usually occurs in the spring and fall seasons.

10- The aquatic biome that represents the transition area between a river and a sea is called a(n) __________.

11- An example of a biotic interaction that could limit a plant's distribution is __________.        
a- rabbit herbivory        
b- extreme winters        
c- acidic soils        
d- a fire regime

12- Each female herring (a species of fish) produces millions of eggs each year. Which type of survivorship curve do herring probably have?        
a- Type II        
b- Type I    
c- Type IV        
d- Type III

14- Which of the following is NOT a mechanism of density-dependent population regulation?        
a- predation        
b- drought        
c- competition    
d- disease

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