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Biomes and Aquatic ecosystem
Biomes and Aquatic ecosystem
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Dormant state some mammals use to survive cold winters
Estivation
Gestation
Hibernation
Migration
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occuralong streams in poorly drained depressions, and in shallow water along edges of lakes.
Bog
Swamp
Non tidal marsh
Tidal marsh
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Extremily fertile soil, most of this biome has been destroyed for agriculture
Savanna
Coniferous Forest
Temperate Grassland
Chaparral
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Extremely fertile soil, most of this biome has been destroyed for agricultur
Temperate grassland
Taiga
Tundra
Tidal marsh
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Coastalpoint of contact between freshwater and saltwater mix = “brackish” water is an
Littoral
Neritic
Pelagic
Estuary
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Theseasonal movement of organisms into and out of an area is called
mitigation
immigration
emmigration
migration
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Trachemys scripta scripta
,
Trachemys scripta elegans
, and
Trachemys venusta
are all the same
Sub species
birds
species
genus
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when wetlands decreaseflood peak and increase flow during drought it is called the
Everglades effect
Porous effect
Sponge effect
Saturation effect
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Dormant state entered by amphibians to avoid dry, hot conditions
Estivation
Torpor
Hibernation
Gestation
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Characterized by flora and fauna specialized to survive with little water
Polar Ice
Savanna
Desert
Grassland
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Very little rainfall but still has marshes & bogs due permafrost.
Chaparral
Tundra
Polar ice
Taiga
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This highly diverse biome is losing apx 1 acre every second and can not be replaced
Tropical rainforest
Taiga
Temperate deciduous forest
Tropical grasslands
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Taiga is under threat by ore mining, oil drilling and habitat fragmentation
True
False
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Wetland dominated by woody plants/trees
Marsh
Swamp
Bog
Fen
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The three types of mangrove are
Red, black & white
Red, black & green
Red, Black & Brown
Black, white & green
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wetland associated with streams or rivers
riverine
swamp
lacrustrine
Marsh
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Serves as a nursery and feeding ground for many aquatic species
Fens
Benthic zones
Bogs
Mangrove swamps
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Peat forming wetland with high nutrient content and water containing minerals, non rain sources
Swamp
Fen
Bog
Marsh
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Review control group, and variables for scientific experiments
No I won't I already know them
Nope, don't care about my grade
Yes I will.
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Burning fossil fuels adds to greenhouse gasses
False
True
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An organism that is "salt loving" is a/an
Halophyte
Thermophyte
Homozygous
Epiphyte
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In the rain forest trees form a dense covering called the
canopy
overstory
emergent layer
understory
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between 1955 and 1975 we lost apx 550,000 acres of wetland per year
False
True
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Aquatic ecosystems are classified by things such as salinity, depth, flowing or standing still
False
True
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Salinity, depth, temperature, etc., are examples of
Things found in every community
Biotic factors
Abiotic factors
Things that effect climate
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75 to 200 cm/yr rainfall, milder winters with warm to hot summers & deciduous trees
Deciduous grassland
Tropical rainforest
Boreal forest
Temperate Deciduous forest
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Coniferous trees, cold snowy winters, warm and rainy summer with fur-bearing mammals
Tundra
Savanna
Temperate Deciduous Forest
Taiga
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What percentage of Earth's water is freshwater?
97
25
33
2.5
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A halophyte that has pneumataphores projecting from the soil and excretes salt through leaves
red mangrove
white mangrove
buttonwood
black mangrove
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Mildwet winters, warm dry summers, typical of California coastal area is
Boreal forest
Tropical grassland
Chaparral
Savanah
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Peat forming with acidic water, low nutrients and water mostly from rain
Swamp
Fen
Bog
Marsh
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Wetland with grasses, brackish water and effected by the oceans tides
non-tidal marsh
tidal marsh
saltwater swamp
mangrove swamp
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Trees such as Beeches, Oaks, Maples and hickories that loose their leaves seasonaly.
Deciduous
Soft wood
Boreal
Coniferous
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Animals that can survive the polar ice do so because of a highly productive marine ecosystem
True
False
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Ocean floor; deepest parts do not get any sunlight and are very cold.
near arctic
arctic
benthic
neritic
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The average conditions including temerature and precipitation over a given area for a long time
Climate
Meterology
Weather
Climatograph
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Biomewith low growing evergreen shrubs, pines and scrub oak, wet mild winter, hot dry summers
Upland scrub
Lowaland scrub
Chaparral
Savanna
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Grassland subtype with seasonal drought, dotted with stands of trees and large mammals IE lions
Temperate Grassland
Savanna
Chaparral
Desert
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A plant that grows on other plants rather than in the soil
Parasite
Epiphyte
Moss
Lichen
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The area where the ocean meets the land, it is exposed to air for part of the day
littoral zone
Upper dune zone
Intertidal zone
Pelagic zone
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Poor acidic soil with over 200 cm/yr rainfall, high biomass productivity & biodiversity
Tropical Rainforest
Taiga
Temperate Rainforest
Tropical Grassland
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A grouping of ecosystems with similar biotic and abiotic elements
Biodiversity
Biomass
Biome
Biosphere
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Organic matter or bimass that remains after cellular resperation
Gross primary production
Gross secondary production
Net primary production
Net secondary production
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Review what is science, fake science and pseudo-science
Who really cares
Yes, I will
No, I won't because I don't care about my grade.
Don't need to because I am sure I already know.
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Notothenioids are fish that have an “_______” protein in their blood
Antibody
Red blood cell
Anticoagulant
Antifreeze
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Cold dry region devoid of terrestrial plant life
Tundra
Polar ice
Moon
Mountains
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Animals that can survive the polar ice do so because of a highly productive marine ecosystem
False
True
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The zone of a pond or lake that extends from the littoral zone & is only as deep as light reach
open water photic zone
litoral zone
light zone
open water aphotic zone
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What mangrove can be easily identified by it's prop roots ?
Brown
White
Red
Black
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Nitrogen fixation can be accomplished naturally by lightning strike or by
Denitrifying bacteria
Nitrogen fixing bacteria
decomposition
Eutrophication