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Category 1 questions follow

Question Explain each of the terms and give an example of each: -Ecosystem -Population -Community -Genus -Species/Organisms

Answer Ecosystem: All biotic and Abiotic features Community: Group of various populations of species Population: Group of one type of species Species/Organisms: one single organism

Question Why is the permafrost an integral part of the Arctic?

Answer It supports the niche plants that thrive in the environment above. The melting can cause loss of soil (erosion)

Question Describe the biomes we see heading west in the United States.

Answer

Question Describe a Rainforest and Savanna in terms of (soils, rainfall, temperature and biodiversity)

Answer Rainforest: poor nutrients in soil, acidic soil, high biodiversity, humid and high rainfall D. Forest: seasonal weather, fertile soils, ph of 6

Question Referring to Latitude and Longitude, where would you expect to find the least humid biomes and why?

Answer Around 30 degrees

Category 2 questions follow

Question Draw and describe a climatogram for a temperate desert.

Answer

Question Which line on the graph do you feel best represents Primary Succession? Secondary Succession? Why??

Answer Red Line: Primary: Increase in Diversityy Blue Line: Secondary, shows signs of decrease of diversity

Question Define Carrying Capacity, and state what level do the deer reach their carrying capacity?

Answer Carrying Capacity: number of individuals that can be maintained on the resources. Level 76

Question Draw the Following latitudes: Equator, Capricorn, Antarctic, Arctic ad Cancer Briefly Describe climate at each.

Answer Eq: hot and humid Cancer: Seasonal, full sun 6/21 Arctic: long cold winters, cool summer Capricorn: very hot, sun directly over head, full sun 12/21 Ant: extremely low temps

Question Calculate the Simpson s Index of Diversity for Sample 2

Answer 942 / 3,782 = 0.24

Category 3 questions follow

Question What is the major difference between a K-Species and a R-Species?

Answer R Strategist: niche species, reproduce quickly, unstable environments K species: thrives near carrying capacity, strong competitor, large, long life,

Question Compare Keystone Species to Indicator Species and give two examples of each.

Answer Keystone: enriches environment, removal initiates complete change and loss of diversity Indicator: sensitive to environmental factors, give early warning signal Umbrella: large in number, lots of habitats, easily observed

Question Describe the ways in which plants have evolved to survive in each of the biomes.

Answer Rainforest: broadleaf Coniferous Forest: Needle Shape, Wax Desert: water retention, spikes Grasslands: Low brush Arctic: shallow root system

Question Describe the Rainshadow Effect; how does it relate to evolution and environmental science?

Answer Moist air travels up the Mt. Range, cools and condenses. Determine biomes based on the windward and leeward sides of mountain

Question Using the Finches studied by Darwin, explain how he used them to explain evolution; what MUST be true about their traits to actually show evolution?

Answer Traits changed due to food available. The trait has to to give them an advantage and be heritable.

Category 4 questions follow

Question Describe the relationship of temperature to population size of the graph below.

Answer As the temperature decreases the fish go into a zone of stress then intolerance, same is true for extreme warmer temperatures.

Question Describe the Figure below and how it best relates to evolution and natural selection

Answer Homologous structures showing that they have a common ancestor showing they had to evolve through natural selection to best meet the needs and changes of their environments.

Question Describe the Density Dependent and Independent factors that effect environmental resistance and logistical growth

Answer DD: Disease ID: Natural Disasters

Question What are the species interactions of the figures below? A B C

Answer A: Interspecific B: Intraspecific C: Mutualistic

Question Think of the two Current Events discussed this week; how do each relate to Environmental Science?

Answer Endangered Bees: Keystone Species, huge impact on all ecosystems Approval of Oil Pipeline: more convenient cost for buyers, but potential threat to groundwater!

Category 5 questions follow

Question Why are invasive species an issue for the ecosystems? Give two examples.

Answer They use the resources of other species, take over the area, reproduce rapidly

Question Describe how Tragedy of the Commons can be related to Succession.

Answer Succession is started by a disaster such as deforestation.

Question Describe the NPP for the biomes and what changes them.

Answer Rainforest: High Temp. Forest: High to mid Conif. Forest: Mid Savanna: Mid to Low Tundra: Low Deserts: Below Low Factors: Temperature, Daylight, Precipitation

Question Referring back to the Carbon Cycle, how does climate, and evolution factor into it?

Answer Decomposition of animals if they do not survive evolution puts the nutrients back into the soil. Deforestation, burning, weather patterns on the coast can lead to succession in ecosystems.

Question Create a simple plan to test the effects of climate on biodiversity in a given biome.

Answer -Open Ended-