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楼主
发表于 2007-10-7 03:54:00 | 只看该作者

GWD-31-Q32

GWD-31-Q32

While the most abundant and

dominant species within a particular

ecosystem is often crucial in perpetuating

the ecosystem, a “keystone” species,

5)here defined as one whose effects are

much larger than would be predicted

from its appearance, also play a vital role.

But because complex species interactions

may be involved, identifying a keystone

10)species by removing the species and observing

changes in the ecosystem is problematic.  

It might seem that certain traits would

 clearly define a species as a keystone

species; for example, Pisaster ochraceus

15)
     
is often a keystone predator because it

consumes and suppresses mussel populations,

which in the absence of this starfish can

be a dominant species.  But such predation

on a dominant or potentially dominant

20)species occurs in systems that do as well

as in systems that do not have species

that play keystone roles.  Moreover,

whereas P. ochraceus occupies an unambiguous

keystone role on wave-exposed rocky headlands,

25)in more wave-sheltered habitats the impact

 of P. ochraceus predation is weak or nonexistent,

 and at certain sites sand burial is

responsible for eliminating mussels.

Keystone status appears to depend on context,

30)whether of particular geography or of such

factors as community diversity (for example,

 a reduction in species diversity may thrust

more of the remaining species into keystone

roles) and length of species interaction (since

newly arrived species in particular may

dramatically affect ecosystem). 

dominant species within a particular

ecosystem is often crucial in perpetuating

the ecosystem, a “keystone” species,

5)here defined as one whose effects are

much larger than would be predicted

from its appearance, also play a vital role.

But because complex species interactions

may be involved, identifying a keystone

10)species by removing the species and observing

changes in the ecosystem is problematic.  

It might seem that certain traits would

 clearly define a species as a keystone

species; for example, Pisaster ochraceus

15)
     
is often a keystone predator because it

consumes and suppresses mussel populations,

which in the absence of this starfish can

be a dominant species.  But such predation

on a dominant or potentially dominant

20)species occurs in systems that do as well

as in systems that do not have species

that play keystone roles.  Moreover,

whereas P. ochraceus occupies an unambiguous

keystone role on wave-exposed rocky headlands,

25)in more wave-sheltered habitats the impact

 of P. ochraceus predation is weak or nonexistent,

 and at certain sites sand burial is

responsible for eliminating mussels.

Keystone status appears to depend on context,

30)whether of particular geography or of such

factors as community diversity (for example,

 a reduction in species diversity may thrust

more of the remaining species into keystone

roles) and length of species interaction (since

newly arrived species in particular may

dramatically affect ecosystem). 

Q32:

Which of the following, if true, would most clearly support the argument about keystone status advanced in the last sentence of the passage (lines 15 – 19)?

 

 

 

A.     A species of bat is primarily responsible for keeping insect populations within an ecosystem low, and the size of the insect population in turn affects bird species within that ecosystem.

B.     A species of iguana occupies a keystone role on certain tropical islands, but does not play that role on adjacent tropical islands that are inhabited by a greater number of animal species.

C.     Close observation of a savannah ecosystem reveals that more species occupy keystone roles within that ecosystem than biologists had previously believed.

D.     As a keystone species of bee becomes more abundant, it has a larger effect on the ecosystem it habits.

E.      A species of mouse that occupies a keystone role in a prairie habitat develops coloration patterns that camouflage it from potential predators.

Ans : B

请问各位大大们Ans : B要如何看出来有支持15~19行的作用啊?????????????

其实老实说这个K角色是指什么我现在还搞不清楚,

读这篇时仅用代号K来看,请各位大大帮忙…..


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沙发
 楼主| 发表于 2007-10-8 04:04:00 | 只看该作者

没人理我………….

pls各位牛人们帮帮忙呗….

板凳
发表于 2007-10-9 00:51:00 | 只看该作者
 To find the answer quick, try to summarize the structure of passage.
The simplest structures are: 1) an opion, then followed by one or more detailed explanations;
                    2) Providing an example, then draw the conclusion.

 Just look at line 22-26.   P occupies keystone roles in somewhere, in other place, the impact of P ... is weak or nonexistent...


20)     species occurs in systems that do as well

        as in systems that do not have species

        that play keystone roles.  Moreover,

        whereas P. ochraceus occupies an unambiguous
            

        keystone role on wave-exposed rocky headlands,

25)        in more wave-sheltered habitats the impact

         of P. ochraceus predation is weak or nonexistent,

         and at certain sites sand burial is

        responsible for eliminating mussels.
地板
 楼主| 发表于 2007-10-9 03:44:00 | 只看该作者

真的感谢大牛帮忙我懂了…….

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