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Environmental Science- Ch. 6 Biomes
Environmental Science- Ch. 6 Biomes
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Environmental Science- Chapter 6 Biomes
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1
The ocean can be divided into 3 zones based on their distance from shore, they are:
intertidal, biotic & open ocean
intertidal, neritic & open ocean
limnetic, neritic & open ocean
intertidal, neritic & current
2
Predators at high trophic levels include:
sea worms, sea turtles, sharks & fish-eating birds
large fish, sea turtles, sharks & phytoplankton
algae, sea turtles, sharks & fish-eating birds
large fish, sea turtles, sharks & fish-eating birds
3
Which of the following is NOT an example of an aquatic layer?
photic zone
aphotic zone
abiotic zone
benthic zone
4
Which ocean zone are you likely to find sea stars, barnacles, crabs and sea anemones?
neritic zone
intertidal zone
current zone
open ocean zone
5
Bogs are brackish ecosystems that occur where rivers flow into the ocean.
true
false
6
This type of tree produces seed-bearing cones.
conifer
canopy
flowering
vine
7
Which traits allow a polar bear to be adapted to it's environment?
ability to give birth and thick fur
ability to hibernate and climbing ability
sharp teeth and excellent swimming skills
ability to hibernate and thick fur
8
Which describes the net amount of organic matter that a biome produces?
net productivity
net primary production
photosynthetic mass
gross production
9
Kelp forests supply shelter and food for:
otters and fish
polar bear and seals
sea snakes and sharks
invertebrates and fish
10
Drip tips are an adaptation for what organisms in the tropical rain forest?
snakes
plants
mammals
amphibians
11
Which of the following describes the frozen underground soil that is found in the tundra?
hard frost
polar ice
permafrost
emergent layer
12
Ponds, lakes and inland seas would be examples of which biome?
Flowing
Terrestrial
Freshwater
Marine
13
Life underwater is greatly affected by light availability, which is directly related to _____.
water depth
salinity
water quality
temperature
14
What is the biggest threat to coral reefs?
algae
sharks
human activities
Angel fish
15
The mud and muck at the very bottom of any body of water is called the aphotic zone.
true
false
16
Coral bleaching is thought to be caused by_____________.
increased surface temperatures
an abundance of white jellyfish colonizing
sea urchins cooling it off
dry cleaners dumping wastes
17
What is the extended period of deep,sleep-like inactivity that an animal enters for the winter?
drought
emigration
hibernation
estivation
18
A group of ecosystems that share similar abiotic and biotic conditions.
ecosystem
biome
habitat
tundra
19
Climatographs are useful in describing a biome's climate. They show patterns in ______.
rain & snow
precipitation & humidity
precipitation & temperature
temperature & sunlight
20
High in the mountains, near a river's source, water tends to be cold and oxygen-rich.
true
false
21
Weather describes the average conditions of an area over long periods of time.
true
false
22
Which type of organisms experience seasonal loss of leaves as an adaptation to their climate?
grasses
coniferous trees
deciduous trees
succulent plants
23
Which of the following aquatic ecosystems is NOT a type of wetland?
bog
stream
freshwater marsh
swamp
24
Nearly all nutrients present in tropical rain forests are contained in the ________.
epiphytes
soil
trees, vines & other plants
emergent layer
25
In which ocean's zone would you expect to find the ecosystem seen here?
benthic zone
open ocean
intertidal zone
neritic zone