Biomes
Ecology
Population Biology
100

This biome is very cold, very dry, and found only in the most northern and southern latitudes

What is a tundra?

100

This type of interaction describes a situation where two different species benefit eachother

What is a mutualism?

100

This type of species has high mortality among its offspring, but counteracts it by having multiple reproductive events per year

What is an r-selected species

200

This biome is usually covered in a thin layer of water and is a hotspot for animal breeding activity. It is very susceptible to damage by humans

What are wetlands?

200

Zebra snails, pythons, and lionfish are all examples of this type of animal which can destabilize an ecosystem

What is an invasive species?

200

This type of species does not reproduce frequently, but has high survival rates among its offspring thanks to parental care

What is a K-selected species?

300

This biome has diverse plant growth and moderate average temperatures and rainfall

What is a temperate forest?

300

This occurs when humanity derives a 'free' benefit from the environment, such as recreation, clean water, or moderation of climate

What are ecosystem services?

300

This is the formula to show the rate of population change

(Births - Deaths) + (Immigration - Emigration) 

400

This biome is dry with occasional spouts of rain. There is rich soil, but very few trees/other large plants

What is a savannah?

400

If a tertiary consumer has access to one kilocalorie of energy, the producers must have generated this much energy

1000 kilocalories

400

These technological developments have enabled record population growth among humans in the 20th and 21st centuries

What are antibiotics, vaccines, and better agriculture?

500

This is a cold biome with a long winter and short summer. There are large coniferous trees here

What is a taiga?

500

This describes a situation where animals eat resources in different areas/times to reduce competition

What is niche partitioning?

500

This is the total number of children that would be born to each woman if she were to live to the end of her child-bearing years and give birth to children in alignment with the prevailing age-specific fertility rates 

What is the total fertility rate?

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