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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Refer to Infographic 4.For several years,you have been investigating the effects of a warmer climate on a butterfly population.Recently,you have noticed that the butterflies found in what would traditionally be the zone of physiological stress are growing and breeding more successfully than the butterflies in the zone of optimum range.How do you explain this shift?


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On Earth,all ecosystems function through two fundamental processes,nutrient cycling and energy flow.Which of the following statements is correct?
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The specific role a species plays in its community is its ___________.
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Refer to Infographic 8.Each year a "dead zone" appears in the Gulf of Mexico when oxygen levels in the water drop to levels insufficient to support the fish and shrimp that live there.The drop-in oxygen is due to the decomposition of photosynthetic phytoplankton that grow in huge numbers,die,and sink to the bottom; they are then decomposed by bacteria that use up oxygen in the process.Use the infographic to describe what the limiting factor to phytoplankton normally is and how that factor is removed each spring when rains wash runoff from Midwestern farm fields into rivers that empty into the Gulf.What could be done to help prevent this from occurring?


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When an oak tree undergoes photosynthesis,it is essentially __________.
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Carbon cycles in and out of living things during which process(es)?
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Science Literacy Use the following graph to answer the next questions:
-Which best describes the climate of the tropical scrub biome?

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How have humans impacted the carbon cycle,and how can humans use nature to address this issue?
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Dr.Rock,the scientist studying nutrient cycles,discovers all the nutrients on Plant Y move through the atmosphere.This is different than the nutrient cycles on Earth since the ____ cycle does not move through the atmosphere.
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The range,within upper and lower limits,of a limiting factor that allows a species to survive and reproduce is called the range of ________.
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Which biome has abundant biodiversity,with warm temperatures and a great deal of rain?
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In the carbon cycle,plants release carbon back to the environment through the process of _________.
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The length of time nutrients spend in a sink (or reservoir)is called the ______________ time.
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Several years ago,you planted a pine tree at the base of a mountain and another on the summit of the mountain.On a recent hike,you photographed each tree.Do you expect to see any differences in their appearance? Explain.
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Refer to Infographic 6.Describe what limiting factor caused the human population in Biosphere 2 to become so tired they couldn't work.


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Science Literacy Use the following graph to answer the next questions:
-Which biome has the greatest range of mean annual temperature?

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