In a study of these ecosystems, Daniel Simberloff and his advisor fumigated arthropods with methyl bromide. (15[1])That study supported an equilibrium theory of these ecosystems that models the relationship of immigration (15[2])and (15[1])extinction (15[2])to the number (15[1])of (15[1])species (15[2])within them. (15[1])r/K (15[1]-5[1])selection (15[2])theory (15[1])was popularized (15[1])by a (15[1])book (15[1])about these ecosystems (15[3])that prompted Jared Diamond (15[1])to propose (15[1])rules (15[1])for (15[1])designing protected (15[2])areas (15[1])during (-5[1])the SLOSS (-5[1])debates. Foster’s rule states that (15[1])the (15[1])(*) size of species (10[6])in these ecosystems (10[3])skew (10[1])towards (10[1])the (10[1])extremes. (10[8])Peter (10[1])and Rosemary Grant (10[2])conducted (10[2]-5[1])longitudinal (10[1]-5[1])studies in one of these ecosystems to study drought responses and their effect on adaptive radiation. Robert MacArthur and E. O. Wilson wrote a book on the “biogeography” of these ecosystems. (10[1])For 10 points, name these ecosystems that comprise archipelagos. ■END■ (10[5])