Exam 4: Ecosystems and Nutrient Cycling Engineering Earth
Exam 1: environmental Literacy and Sustainability Lessons From a Vanished Society67 Questions
Exam 2: Science Literacy and the Process of Science Fungal Attacker Threatens North American Bats75 Questions
Exam 3: Information Literacy and Toxicology Lead in the Water85 Questions
Exam 4: Ecosystems and Nutrient Cycling Engineering Earth78 Questions
Exam 5: Population Ecology Gray Wolves Return to Yellowstone69 Questions
Exam 6: Community Ecology the Florida Everglades: a Community in Cris74 Questions
Exam 7: evolution and Extinction a Tropical Murder Mystery70 Questions
Exam 8: Biodiversity Palm Oil Plantations Threaten Tropical Forests71 Questions
Exam 9: Preserving Biodiversity a Forest Without Elephants72 Questions
Exam 10: Human Populations the Kerala Model73 Questions
Exam 11: Urbanization and Sustainable Communities Creating Green Cities73 Questions
Exam 12: Environmental Health Eradicating a Parasitic Nightmare65 Questions
Exam 13: ecological Economics and Consumption Wall to Wall, Cradle to Cradle77 Questions
Exam 14: environmental Policy the World Tackles Ozone Depletion74 Questions
Exam 15: managing Solid Waste a Plastic Surf75 Questions
Exam 16: Freshwater Resources Toilet to Tap80 Questions
Exam 17: Water Pollution Suffocating the Gulf73 Questions
Exam 18: marine Ecosystems Ocean Acidification: the Other Co2 Problem76 Questions
Exam 19: Forests Returning Trees to Haiti78 Questions
Exam 20: soil Resources and Grasslands Restoring the Range71 Questions
Exam 21: Mineral Resources No Stone Unturned72 Questions
Exam 22: Feeding the World a Gene Revolution72 Questions
Exam 23: sustainable Agriculture: Raising Crops Farming Like an Ecosystem72 Questions
Exam 24: Agriculture: Raising Livestock Can Meat Be Part of a Healthy, Environmentally Conscious Diet77 Questions
Exam 25: Fisheries and Aquaculture Fish in a Warehouse71 Questions
Exam 26: coal Bringing Down the Mountain75 Questions
Exam 27: Oil and Natural Gas the Bakken Oil Boom71 Questions
Exam 28: Air Pollution the Youngest Scientists72 Questions
Exam 29: global Climate Change Climate Refugees76 Questions
Exam 30: Nuclear Power the Future of Fukushima76 Questions
Exam 31: Sun, Wind, Water, and Earth Energy Fueled by the Sun71 Questions
Exam 32: Biofuels Gas From Grass72 Questions
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The team's zoologist,Dr.Fish,is examining a small furry mammal like a rabbit.He finds the mammal only eats a certain type of flower,and the supply of the flower determines the population size of the mammal in its ecosystem.The flower would be an example of
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-Refer to Infographic 1.Use the infographic to describe examples of considerations scientists had to take into account when planning Biosphere 2.

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For each biome,scientists needed to consider how diverse plant and animal species would interact within and across biomes.In addition,they needed to examine the nutrient requirements of each organism included.Termites,for example,would need enough dead wood at the start of the experiment to sustain them until some of the larger plants died.If termites died,organisms in the soil would not get enough oxygen because termites stir up the soil and allow air to penetrate soil particles.Hummingbirds need nectar-filled flowers.Scientists needed to calculate how many such flowers would be required to support a hummingbird population.
Which type of scientist best matches the area he or she would study?
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As you hike up a mountain,you observe that the vegetation changes.What are some of the limiting factors that are determining what vegetation you observe on the mountain?
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The zone of __________ is the portion of an environmental gradient within which the species survives,grows,and reproduces the best.
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Science Literacy Use the following graph to answer the next questions:
-The biome that exists across the widest range of mean annual precipitation is the:

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Refer to Infographic 3.From the infographic,which type of biome is mostly found 30° north or south of the equator? What conditions exist there?


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In terms of the carbon cycle,how is combustion of fossil fuels different from burning biomass (wood)for fuel?
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All of the populations living and interacting in an area is known as a(n)________.
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Match each term in the left-hand column to the statement that it best exemplifies.


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A bait shop wants to sell leeches and performs an experiment to determine the water temperature range of tolerance for them.Which choice best represents this range based on the data shown in this graph? 

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Which of the following does NOT characterize a particular biome?
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Nutrient cycles,or biogeochemical cycles,refer to ______________.
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Which biome would have the lowest mean annual temperature and the lowest mean annual precipitation?
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If you and your team are interested in identifying the parts of the biosphere with distinct climates and predominant vegetation and organisms adapted to living there,you are interested in identifying the
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Certain plants called legumes can fix atmospheric nitrogen thanks to a symbiotic relationship with nitrogen-fixing bacteria associated with their root systems.How does this relationship benefit the plants? How can humans take advantage of this in agriculture?
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