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FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

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Page 1: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

FINAL EXAMPP III – ecology

Page 2: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

A=abiota B=biota

• Tree

• Rock

• Water

• Air

• Bird

• human

• B

• A

• A

• A (nonliving)

• B

• B (living)

Page 3: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

Matching:

• Large area with similar climate, soil, and plants and animals

• The Planet of living and nonliving things

• All the organisms in a particular place + their nonliving environment

• ECOSYSTEM

• BIOSPHERE

BIOME

Page 4: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

Matching:

• Large area with similar climate, soil, and plants and animals

• The Planet of living and nonliving things

• All the organisms in a particular place + their nonliving environment

• BIOME

• BIOSPHERE

• ECOSYSTEM

Page 5: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

What is the difference between photosynthesis and

chemosynthesis? (answer below)• PHOTOSYNTHESIS-

• organisms capture sunlight to make food

• CHEMOSYNTHESIS-

• organisms use chemical energy (like sulfur) to make food

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How do these relate?

• Autotrophs Heterotrophs Consumers Producers

• ANSWER: Autotrophs and Producers are plants that make food

• Heterotrophs are consumers that eat the producers

Page 7: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

What would each of these eat?

• Carnivore

• Herbivore

• Omnivore

• Decomposer

• Detritivore

• Eat animals

• Eat plants

• Eat animals + plants

• Break down and eat dead organic matter

• Feed on plant and animal remains called detritus

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How much energy is…

• Usually passed to the next energy level in an energy pyramid?

• A. 5%• B. 10%• C. 35%• D. 90%

• ANSWER: 10%

Page 9: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

What contributes CO2 to the atmosphere?

• Detergents

• Auto exhausts

• Fertilizers

• Factories

• Ozone

• ANSWER: auto exhausts + factories

Page 10: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

Which is a food chain and which is a food web?

WHAT AM I?

Page 11: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

Which is a food chain and which is a food web?

WHAT AM I?

Page 12: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

Producers? Primary, Secondary, Tertiary Consumers?

Page 13: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

What converts unusable nitrogen into usable nitrogen?

• A. worms

• B. fungi

• C. nitrogen-fixing bacteria

• D. nitrogen-fixing birds

• ANSWER: C

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Where is most of the phosphorus kept in the biosphere?

• A. rocks

• B. atmosphere

• C. bird poop

• D. Larry’s house

• ANSWER: A

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What causes an algal bloom?

• A. large amounts of phosphorus runoff

• B. large amounts of carbon runoff

• C. large amounts of nitrogen runoff

• D. small amounts of mineral runoff

• ANSWER: A

Page 16: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

What chemical form is carbon usually found in rocks? In the

atmosphere?

• A. CO2

• B. carbonate

• C. CO

• D. nitrates

• ANSWER: in rocks is carbonate

• in atmosphere is CO2

Page 17: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

What are the three most abundant greenhouse gases?

• A. water vapor

• B. nitrogen oxide

• C. carbon dioxide

• D. methane

• E. phosphates

• ANSWERL A, C, D

Page 18: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

What criteria determine a terrestrial biome?

• Type of fish• Climate• Type of soil• Plants and animals• Type of people

• ANSWER: climate, soil, plants and animals

Page 19: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

What is a wetland?

• A. lake

• B. stream

• C. marsh

• D. ocean

• ANSWER: marsh (water covers the land part of the time)

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WHICH BIOME?

• Hot and wet year round

• Ferns, large woody vines and climbing plants, orchids

• Sloths, tapirs, jaguars, monkeys, toucans, butterflies

• S. and central Am., SE Asia

• ANSWER: Tropical rainforest

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WHICH BIOME?

• Humus soil

• Cold to moderate winters, warm summers, fertile soils

• Deciduous trees, some conifers

• Deer, black bears, squirrels, raccoons, turkeys, songbirds

• ANSWER: Temperate Deciduous Forest

Page 22: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

In a food chain, what organisms are usually the decomposers?

• A. birds

• B. snakes

• C. plants

• D. bacteria and fungi

• ANSWER: D

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MATCH

• Parasitism

• Commensalism

• Mutualism

• Both organisms benefit

• One organism benefits and the other is not harmed

• Organism lives in or on another and harms it

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MATCH

• Parasitism

• Commensalism

• Mutualism

• Organism lives in or on another and harms it

• One organism benefits and the other is not harmed

• Both organisms benefit

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In a food pyramid…

• Which organisms are in the greatest amount and why?

• ANSWER: plants (producers), need to feed all the other organisms

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Identify

• Primary species?• Climax species?• Primary or Secondary

succession?

• ANSWER:• Lichen,mosses• Fir, birch• Primary (no soil)

Page 27: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

What goes in each level of energy pyramid?

Page 28: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

What goes in each level of energy pyramid?

Tertiary consumer

Secondary consumer

Primary consumer

Producer

Page 29: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

The total amount of living tissue in a given tropic level would be:

• A. biomass

• B. biome

• C. biotic

• D. biology

• ANSWER: biomass

Page 30: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

Identify as Predator/Prey or Competition

• Lynx chases the hare

• Two robins vie for same sunflower seeds

• Lion and tiger both eat antelope

• Pred/Prey

• Competition

• Competition and Pred/Prey

Page 31: FINAL EXAM PP III – ecology

Coniferous or Deciduous?

• Pine Tree• Coniferous• Oak Tree• Deciduous• Cherry Tree• Deciduous• Blue Spruce• Coniferous

Coniferous = needles, evergreen

Deciduous = sheds leaves annually

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Boom or bust? Exponential growth?

Logistic growth?

• Exponential growth

• Logistic growth Type of graph?

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This diagram illustrates what process?

• Carrying capacity• Logistic growth• Limiting factor• Biological magnificationANSWER: Biological

magnification(vol. of chemical increases as you go up the food chain)