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Organism Types and Habitats- Nature Bowl Study!
Organism Types and Habitats- Nature Bowl Study!
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This was made for our Nature Bowl students to review vocabulary.
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What is a difference between woodland and forest?
There are no trees in a woodland.
Only forests have animals.
Trees make a closed canopy in a forest.
Tress make a closed canopy in a woodland.
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Shallow, clay-bottomed homes of collected rainwater int he Central Valley grasslands.
riparian
chaparral
vernal pool
shelters
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Feral is the "undoing" of
domesticated
threatened
native
colonial
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Land that is set aside for the preservation or protection of plants and wildlife.
refuge
marsh
vernal pool
wetland
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Trees are most dominant here, forming a canopy. In California it's generally coniferous.
marine
marsh
forest
foothills
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A place where animals of the same species breed and nest, like herons, egrets and seals.
estuary
rookery
microhabitat
refuge
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Non-native plants or animals whose population threatens native ones are called
invasive species
endangered species
mean species
endemic species
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A hole in a tree trunk is an example of a
microhabitat
vernal pool
foothill
habitat
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Exotic plants are animals have been...
tamed or bred for human survival
introduced into new, non-native areas
sleeping all day
worn away by water or wind
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What is an estuary?
A delta, where the river and sea meets.
Where trees make up most of the life.
Where only salt water creatures thrive.
Where mountain ranges meet the foothills.
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If a species is threatened, it is...
declining in numbers
bullied by bigger animals
growing in population
getting yelled at
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Chapparal or savannah, which is an important habitat of the CA Sierra Nevada Mountains?
savannah
chaparral
13
If the Yellow-billed Magpie naturally only lives in the Sacramento Valley, i'ts __ to the area
feral
endemic
crepuscular
colonial
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Colonial organisms are different species that live closely together for mutual benefit.
false
true
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Includes swamps, marshes, vernal pools, and bogs. Lots of surface water and wet soil.
estuary
wetland
refuge
savanna
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Game animals are
more playful than most
animals that live with humans
managed and hunted legally
down to play Monopoly
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What's a major difference between marsh and marine?
Marine habitats are temporary.
Marsh has more aquatic life.
Marine relates more to ocean or salt water.
Marine has more trees than marsh.
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Animals not tamed or domesticated, from whales to microorganisms.
domestic
native
wildlife
endangered
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Located or living along a stream, river or body of water near woodlands.
marine
refuge
aquatic
riparian
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This is a habitat for organisms that live or grow in the water.
estuary
rookery
forest
aquatic
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Crepuscular animals are
active as dusk or before sunrise
active during daylight hours
sleeping for 5 minutes at a time
sleeping all winter
