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An organism capable of synthesizing its own food solely from carbon dioxide using sunlight or chemical energy is known as a(n)
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A monocultural agriculture community is __________vulnerable to disturbance than an area with high biodiversity.
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An orogeny that separates a once continuous population of a species is an example of vicariance.
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A study of the spatial distribution of the coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens)and the environmental factors that control that distribution would be an example of a topic studied in
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Increased foliage cover in parts of Australia has been attributed to which of the following climate change related phenomena?
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Which of the following is NOT a measure of biological diversity?
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-In which of the following terrestrial ecosystems would one tend to find the highest net primary productivity?

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Consider the ecology of the region in which you live.Which organisms are the primary producers,primary consumers,secondary consumers,and tertiary consumers?
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Habitat loss,pollution,resource exploitation,climate change,and introduction of non-native species are among the greatest threats to biodiversity.
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In food webs,toxic chemicals tend to accumulate and concentrate most in the
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The first species to colonize previously disturbed or damaged ecosystems are called a(n)
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Approximately _________of the light energy arriving at the surface of a leaf is useful to chlorophyll.
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Studies have shown that __________biodiversity in an ecosystem leads to__________ long -term stability and productivity.
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The openings on the surfaces of plant leaves through which gases move into and out of are known as
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According to the competitive exclusion principle,no two species can occupy the same niche.
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Communities are not static,rather they undergo changes over time due to various natural disturbances.
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