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6-7. Refer to the following two graphs. Seedlings of an annual plant were split into two equal treatment groups;<br />

in one group, extra fertilizer was provided, and in the other group (the control group), no additional fertilizer<br />

was added. The numbers of seeds and the average weight of the seeds from each individual plant were<br />

monitored, and these data were plotted (each point represents an individual plant). The first graph represents the<br />

number of seeds (x-axis) and the weights of those seeds (in micrograms) (y-axis) from the control group. The<br />

second graph represents the number of seeds (x-axis) and the weights of those seeds (in micrograms) (y-axis)<br />

from the with fertilizer group.<br />

6. According to the graphs, fertilizer treatment _______ seed size and _______ seed number.<br />

a. increased; had no effect on<br />

b. increased; increased<br />

c. had no effect on; decreased<br />

d. had no effect on; increased<br />

e. decreased; increased<br />

7. Which of the following statements best describes the results of this study?<br />

a. Trade-offs between seed size and seed number existed in both the control and the fertilizer groups, and these<br />

trade-offs were of roughly equal magnitude.<br />

b. Trade-offs between seed size and seed number existed in both the control and the fertilizer groups, but these<br />

trade-offs were much larger in the fertilizer group.<br />

c. A trade-off between seed size and seed number existed in the control group but not in the fertilizer group.<br />

d. A trade-off between seed size and seed number existed in the fertilizer group but not in the control group.<br />

e. Neither the fertilizer group nor the control group showed a trade-off between seed size and seed number.<br />

8. If the population density of ocotillo in a desert is 15 per square kilometer, how many plants would be<br />

expected in an area that is 5 km by 3 km?<br />

a. 15<br />

b. 45<br />

c. 150<br />

d. 225<br />

e. 1,500<br />

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