PS 148 E2 (Life and How We Live It)

Not found in a bacterial cell

Kingdom with the greatest diversity

All of the fish in a lake

Cause of the Earth's sixth mass extinction

Most likely to have a type III survivorship curve

Approximate number of humans currently living on Earth

Term which is most similar to "innate"

The time between implantation and birth

An animal that sometimes reproduces asexually

Lesson learned from the "prisoner's dilemma"

Kingdom appearing earliest in the fossil record

Amount of energy lost between trophic levels

Time of earliest human agriculture

An example of environmental revaluation by humans

Measure for an "ecological footprint"

Translation of the Greek word "Oikos"

Describes a population with a bottom-heavy age structure

Location where Charles Darwin first developed his ideas about evolution

Location of human evolutionary origins

Once the most abundant bird on Earth

Explains grooming behavior in primates

Location of highest human population growth

Explains litter in a public park

Biome with the greatest diversity

Symbol representing the carrying capacity

Produced by photosynthesis

Describes unlimited population growth

Measured with a "mark/recapture" technique

A secondary producer

Most closely related to humans

Describes humans

Best explanation for exponential human population growth

Earliest stage of human development

Important science concept was developed by Charles Darwin

Most likely to be autotrophic

Chemicals that determine endocrine functions

An "extant" species

Commonly used in demographic studies

A similarity between two species due to a common ancestor

Expected in a more highly "developed" economy