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Biome Test

TermDefinition
In the carbon cycle, where do the producers get their carbon? the atmosphere
Where are fossil fuels located? all of the above
How do lichens contribute to primary succession? Lichens begin to break down rock to form soil.
Where would you most likely find nitrogen-fixing bacteria? on the roots of legumes
What type of vegetation would you expect to find on an abandoned farm that has been undisturbed humans for 150 years? tall, mature oak trees
Which of these is a large reservoir of nitrogen that is unusable by most organisms? atmosphere
ecological succession a gradual process of change and replacement of the types of species in a community
secondary succession a common type of succession that occurs on a surface where an ecosystem has previously existed
carbon dioxide an atmospheric gas that increases when fossil fuels are burned
algal bloom evidence of excessive fertilizer use
climax community a final and stable community
old-field succession a type of succession that occurs on abandoned farmland
tropical rain forest 100 acres lost each minute
tundra easily disrupted and slow to recover from disturbances
estivation adaptation for desert survival
temperate rain forest Douglas fir and redwood trees
temperate deciduous forest has rich, deep soil
conical shape adaptation for taiga survival
chaparral scrub oak, olive trees, and sage
desert less than 25 cm of rainfall per year
savanna home to herbivores such as giraffes and elephants
temperate grassland moderate rainfall, frequent fire events
Just before you reach the top of a mountain where there is year-round ice and snow, you would expect to see herbs, lichens, and mosses
In a tropical rain forest, you would expect to find lush, tall plants that require a lot of water
Which of the following statements is true? tropical rain forests are located near the equator where it is warm and wet
Which of the following is true of tropical rain forests? They help regulate world climate and play vital roles in the nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon cycles
The amount of light available to each layer of a tropical rain forest from least to most light is under story, lower canopy, upper canopy, emergent layer
A temperate deciduous forest would likely contain plants with adaptations, such as rhizomes, to survive harsh winters
Animals of the taiga have adaptations such as the ability to change color to avoid predators
Which characteristics describe grassland biomes? abundant rainfall year-round, extremely fertile soil, grazing animals
Which of the following describes the climate of the chaparral? Mediterranean climate; hot, dry summers; mild, wet winters
Adaptations of deesrt animals that help them survive in the hot, dry desert often include searching for food at night
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