Exam 19: The Biosphere and Human Effects

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Ultimately, what is the greatest threat to biodiversity?​

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Which biome is generally found between the polar ice cap and boreal forests?​

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What characterizes a biome?​

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Matching Match each description with the appropriate biome. Some choices may be used more than once. -oldest of all the biomes A)chaparral B)tropical rainforest C)temperate deciduous forest D)boreal forest E)tundra F)desert G)savanna

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What happens to air as it is cooled?​

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What is an undersea mountain called?​

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Match each description with the correct aquatic ecosystem. -organisms are adapted to the mechanical force of the waves and to tidal changes A)lakes B)streams C)estuary D)ocean shores E)coral reefs F)open ocean G)hydrothermal vents

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Which term refers to the renewal of a natural ecosystem that has been degraded?​

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Match each description with the correct aquatic ecosystem. -primary producers are chemosynthetic bacteria and archaea A)lakes B)streams C)estuary D)ocean shores E)coral reefs F)open ocean G)hydrothermal vents

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Where are grassland biomes typically found?​

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a(n. ____ is an observed consequence of global climate change.

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A clear lake is likely to be ____.

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Matching Match each description with the appropriate biome. Some choices may be used more than once. -sometimes called the "lungs of the Earth" A)chaparral B)tropical rainforest C)temperate deciduous forest D)boreal forest E)tundra F)desert G)savanna

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Nutrient poor soils and dominant evergreen angiosperm trees dominate which biome?​

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Match each key concept with its correct description. -poor agricultural practices A)acid rain B)global climate change C)hole in the ozone layer D)biodiversity hot spot E)greenhouse gas F)desertification G)deforestation H)ecological restoration I)Great Pacific Garbage Patch J)endangered species

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Matching Match each description with the appropriate biome. Some choices may be used more than once. -the most structurally complex A)chaparral B)tropical rainforest C)temperate deciduous forest D)boreal forest E)tundra F)desert G)savanna

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Matching Match each description with the appropriate biome. Some choices may be used more than once. -most extensive biome A)chaparral B)tropical rainforest C)temperate deciduous forest D)boreal forest E)tundra F)desert G)savanna

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A plant pathologist, a scientist who studies plant diseases, examines a tree that has burnt leaves, is mineral deficient, and has several diseases. The plant pathologist concludes the tree's symptoms are most likely the direct result of ____.​

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Which was responsible for destruction of the ozone layer?​

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An aquatic ecosystem that may include protists and bacteria as producers in a well-lit zone and detritus feeders in a deeper dark zone is a(n) ____.​

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