Ecosystems, Community Interactions, Biomes, Population, Threats, Resources
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| List 5 types of community interactions. | Competition, Predation, Mutualism, Ammensalism, Commensalism, Parasitism
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| What is a renewable resource? | A resource that can be replaced in a reasonable amount of time
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| What is a non-renewable resource? | A resource that cannot be replaced in a reasonable time
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| What is population? | A group of individuals of the same species living together in a place
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| When does primary succession occur? | Occurs on surfaces where no soil exists
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| When does secondary succession occur? | Occurs on surfaces where soil does exists
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| What is a density-dependent limiting factor? | Affects population differently depending on size
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| Give an example of a density-dependent limiting factor. | An example is food, habitat, disease, and water
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| Define population density. | A measurement of population per unit area
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| What is global warming? | A gradual increase in the overall temperature
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| What are some threats to biodiversity? | Humans, hunting, pollution, exotic species introduction
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| What makes acid rain? | Sewage, wastes, fertilizers, pesticides, and hot water from power plants
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| What are some problems that arise from deforestation? | Some problems are loss in animal vegetation and habitat
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| What world-wide events in our history have led to rapid population growth? | Reproducing, immigration, birth
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| What is emigration? | The moving out
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| In what biome may an alligator be found? | Estuary biome
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| What are some factors of the photic zone? | Rich diverse organisms, region where light reaches
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| Which biome is under the water, has no light, and has high pressures? | The aquatic biomes
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| Which biome have very low temperatures? | The tundra biomes
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| What is permafrost? | Thick subsurface layer of soil that remains frozen
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| Which biome gets the most rainfall? | Tropical Rainforest
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| Which biome gets the least amount of rainfall? | Desert
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| What two things determine the three climate zones found on earth? | Latitude, and the angle
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| What is parasitism? | One organism lives in or on another and harms it
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| What is a habitat? | The place an organism lives
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| What is a niche? | A range of physical and biological conditions in which an organism lives and how it uses the environment
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| What is competition? | When organisms compete for the same resources
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| What is predation? | One organism capture's and feeds on another
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| What is symbiosis? | Two species live closely together
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| What is mutualism? | Both species living together benefit
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| What is ammensalism? | Where one member is harmed, the other is unaffected
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| What is commensalism? | Where one member benefits, the other is unaffected
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| What type of aquatic biomes are there? | Marine, Estuary, and Freshwater biomes
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| What is the difference between photic zone, and aphotic zone? | Photic zones are places where light reaches in water, and aphotic is where it is completely dark in the water
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| What type of terrestrial biomes are there? | Arctic Tundra, Taiga, Desert, Grasslands, Savanna, Temperate Forest, Tropical Rainforest.
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