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bio ch. 2

biology chapter 2 study stack

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Which Task would be completed by an Ecologist? survey and classify mollusk
Which is an example of predation? Mallard eating aquatic invertebrates
Which is a weakness of traditional food webs when they are applied to complex ecological problems? A food web does not represent all the links in an actual ecosystem.
Which is a waste product of the photosynthesis process? Oxygen
Which organisms capture atmospheric nitrogen for the process of nitrogen fixation? Bacteria
In which scientific study would an ecologist take part? classify three new rain forest insect species & observe how coral colonizes a sunken ship
Ecologists often use modeling, instead of field studies, because it ______. allows them to control all the variables involved.
The region of land-approximately 4km2-a jaguar must roam to collect food would be an example of a(n) ______. Habitat
Which is an example of mutualism? a fish protecting a shrimp, who builds a burrow for the pair to share
Which is part of the biogeochemical cycle? Carbon trapped on the ocean floor
Which is the substance formed from decomposing matter? Carbon, Phosphorus, and Nitrogen
Description of Population All the pumpkinseed sunfish living in a lake
Description of Biome The deciduous forest of the eastern US
Description of Ecosystem All the things in a shallow desert pool of water
Description of Biological Community All coral, other invertebrates, and reef fish on the barrier reef of the coast of Belize
The oceans, lower atmosphere, and continents are parts of the _________. Biosphere
A mushroom feeding on a dead log is an example of a(n) __________. Detritivore
The total number of kilograms of algae in an aquarium is 0.98 kg. This number is an example of __________. Biomass
The exchange of water, carbon nitrogen, and all other compounds throughout the portions of the planet where life exists is called the Biogeochemical Cycle
The algae, insects larvae, protozoan, and other living things in a large puddle would be an example of a(n) ___________. Community
A remora fish swimming beneath a shark to collect scraps while the shark remains unaffected is an example of __________. Commensalism
A doctor fish grazing on ocean algae is an example of a heterotroph that is a(n) ______. Herbivore
Iron, water, and sugar are examples of matter that are _________. Nutrients
The weathering and eroding of rocks releases a substance, which is essential for the growth of many autotrophs, called ________. Phosphorus
STUDY PART C ON THE STUDY GUIDE
Compare and Contrast the three symbiotic relationships. Use the terms commensalism, mutualism, and parasitism in your discussion. Use an example of each. Commensalism- symbiote benefits or host is unaffected. Ex. bird rest in tree Mustalism- symbiote and host benefit. Ex. lichen Parasitism- Symbiote benefits, host is harmed. Ex. Tick on dog
Describe Earth’s water cycle. Use the terms condensation, evaporation, precipitation, and water vapor in your discussion. NUMBER 28 ON STUDY GUIDE!!!! STUDYYYY!!!!
Coral reefs are being degraded around the globe due to human activities. Hypothesize the possible abiotic factors contributing to the decline of coral reefs. Pollution from burning fossil fuels- carbon oxygen cycle. Also, Sedimentation from erosion as particles was down rivers to oceans.
STUDY NUMBER 30 0n STUDY GUIDE!!!
Overnight, the water of an aquarium housing several large fish turns cloudy, and the water has a milky, white appearance. The aquarium’s owner discovers a dead fish in the aquarium. Infer how the dead fish affected the aquarium water. As the dead fish decay they are returning phosphorus, carbon, and nitrogen. These materials that are let out have been broken down which gives the water that milky, white appearance.
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