Exam 15: Ecosystems and the Biosphere
Exam 1: What Is Life54 Questions
Exam 2: Cells and the Chemistry of Life51 Questions
Exam 3: How Cells Take in and Use Energy50 Questions
Exam 4: The Cell Cycle41 Questions
Exam 5: Patterns of Inheritance43 Questions
Exam 6: DNA: The Thread of Life36 Questions
Exam 7: Genes, Proteins, and Genetic Engineering36 Questions
Exam 8: Reproduction and Development43 Questions
Exam 9: The Mechanisms of Evolution58 Questions
Exam 10: Lifes Origins and Biodiversity53 Questions
Exam 11: Single-Celled Life50 Questions
Exam 12: Fungi and Plants: Decomposers and Producers71 Questions
Exam 13: The Evolution and Diversity of Animals53 Questions
Exam 14: Ecology of Populations and Communities57 Questions
Exam 15: Ecosystems and the Biosphere57 Questions
Exam 16: Body Function, Survival, and the Steady State54 Questions
Exam 17: Circulation and Respiration31 Questions
Exam 18: Defense Against Disease10 Questions
Exam 19: Animal Nutrition and Digestion6 Questions
Exam 20: Hormones: Messengers of Change6 Questions
Exam 21: The Nervous System10 Questions
Exam 22: The Body in Motion8 Questions
Exam 23: Plant Architecture and Function8 Questions
Exam 24: Plant Growth, Hormones, and Engineering8 Questions
Exam 25: The Dynamic Plant12 Questions
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Your community has a wonderful lake as a recreational resource. The water is relatively clear, nuisance algae are minimal, and the fishing is great. Swimming is one of the many popular activities in this clean water. Devise a community plan that will protect the water quality of your lake and protect against an algal bloom (a thick growth of algae).
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Some environmental scientists think that global warming will lead to an even greater increase in the amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. This would most likely be due to
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What does sustainability mean? What strategies might be employed to reach sustainable levels of agriculture?
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The carbon cycle is closely linked to energy flow within an ecosystem because
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The progressive accumulation of toxins such as DDT in higher trophic levels is known as
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Match the biome with the correct vegetation type.
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Organisms that take complex organic molecules and break them into smaller inorganic subunits that can be used by producers are called
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Your book lists several ways to live a more sustainable lifestyle (using alternative energy sources and natural fertilizers, rotating crops, and preventing soil erosion). What other sustainable activities can you list?
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Five hundred minnows consume 1000 kilograms of algae over a four-month period. Five bass consume these 500 minnows over a period of two weeks. Louisa catches and eats the bass. How much of the original 1000 kilograms of algae would you expect to become the biomass of Louisa?
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Which greenhouse gas can be generated in the guts of cattle?
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Certain chemicals like DDT undergo biological magnification because
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Which trophic level usually contains more energy than any other trophic level in an ecosystem?
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