Exam 44: Human Effects on the Biosphere
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Four of these five statements about ozone are correct. Select the exception.
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A single large source of a pollutant is known as a(n) ____ source, while many small sources of pollution are known as ____ sources.
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What results when airborne sulfur and nitrogen oxides coat dust particles?
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What ozone-depleting gas is released when bacteria feed on fertilizers and animal waste?
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When plowing or grazing removes plants and exposes topsoil to wind erosion, the result is often ____
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-Which color on this map indicates ecoregions that are the top priorities for conservation efforts?
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Match the term with the appropriate description. Terms may be used once or more than once.
-produced when airborne pollutants coat dust particles that fall to the ground
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Compared to species that have spread to many areas, endemic species are more likely to go extinct due to ____.
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Which nonrenewable resource is used to make electronic devices such as phones, computers, and televisions? Why is this detrimental to the environment? What can be done to promote sustainability?
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What was the primary cause of the 'Dust bowl' in the United States during the 1930s?
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Why do some researchers argue for a major focus of research on microbial ecology and microbial diversity?
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