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Page 1: Jeopardy A Review Game for Midterm Exam Ecology January 21, 2011.

JeopardyA Review Game for

Midterm Exam

EcologyJanuary 21, 2011

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Midterm JeopardyIntroduction to Ecology

Forestry Wildlife Management

Water Potpourri

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What is the niche of bacteria and fungi?

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The evaporation of water fromthe leaves of plants.

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Fungi living together with tree roots is an example of which type of symbiosis?

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Approximately how much energy is transferred from one trophic level to the next?

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What would be the order of the following organisms in a food chain?

Grass, Human, Frog, Cricket

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This is the “end” stage of succession

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This is the part of the trunk that carries sugar made in leaves down to the rest of the tree.

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Harvesting method in which all the trees in a given area are removed

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Tree growth occurs at these 3 places

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The formula for relative dominance

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What happened to the population of aspen AND willows when wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone?

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This is the most effective and practical current method for maintaining a healthy deer population

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This is the most critical threat to wildlife species

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Where does financing of deer management come from?

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This is the average # of offspring that a healthy female deer produces each year

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This is the most biodiverse marine ecosystem

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Name 2 functions of wetlands

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2 treatments for acid mine drainage

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This type of wetland is dominated by sphagnum moss

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Example of 2 lentic systems

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Water filled layer of porous rock

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Acorns and other nuts or fruit that lie on the forest floor and become food for wildlife

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A standing dead tree

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First head of the US Forest Service

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The chemical that causes small particles floating in water to clump together, forming larger/heavier particles