Exam 24: Human Impacts, Biodiversity, and Environmental Issues
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Scientists have identified approximately ________ million species of organisms, but millions more are thought to exist.
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Sources of energy that are renewable and derived from plants are called ________.
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Although humans have had a negative impact on biodiversity in the past, the present global extinction rate is 20 times lower now than at any other time in the past.
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Commercial logging by European countries in the Ivory Coast has reduced the pristine 70 million acres of forests that once existed to about
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The death of animal life in a shallow body of water in conjunction with a rapid increase in plant life is known as ________.
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Destruction of the ozone due to pollutants is limited to layers located only above North America.
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Human activities have resulted in at least one-third of the landmass of Earth being altered in some way.
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Smog forms when pollutants in the air react with each other in the presence of sunlight and carbon dioxide.
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Hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides combine with water vapor in the presence of sunlight to form a gray layer of ________.
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Some pollutants such as mercury or DDT become concentrated in the tissues of organisms higher on the food chain through a process referred to as ________.
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The presence of chemicals or particles in air that have adverse effects on living organisms is termed
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Subsistence farming in tropical regions of the world results in habitat loss because of the practices of ________ and ________.
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Which one of the following statements is TRUE regarding the water on Earth?
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Humans have become so dependent on fossil fuels that despite an increasing body of evidence that indicates burning these fuels is destroying aspects of the environment, little change in the sources of fuels has occurred. What types of alternative fuels can be used to reduce negative impacts on the environment?
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Increasing population density on marginal lands in rural areas has resulted in desertification, which reduces the ability of the land to sustain the population.
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Biodiversity refers to the variety of richness of species on Earth.
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According to public health officials, all of the following may be caused by water pollutants EXCEPT which one?
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