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The points where an earthquake starts
WHAT IS focus
100
high surface temperatures during the Mesozoic Era where beneficial for which type of animal?
What is reptiles
100
the earths core is made out of ___________ and has a__________density
What Is iron and high
100
an organisms role in the community
WHAT is niche
100
an organisms role in the food chain is called
What is trophic level
200
what states that 2 species cannot occupy the same niche
What is competition exclusion
200
genetic changes over a long period of time
What is evolution
200
the total amount of energy that plants process in a given period is called
WHAT IS: gross primary productivity
200
what is the light reflected by an object?
What is albedo
200
warm air______________ and forms____________ which is why equatorial regions have a wet climate
what is rises and clouds
300
what type of symbiosis: birds nest in a tree
What is commensalism
300
The parts of the earth that contain living things
What is biosphere
300
stored energy
What IS potential
300
what primary consumers eat
WHAT IS GRASS
300
species if disappears will have a devastating effect on the community
What iS keystone
400
BURNING ROCKS/ VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS/ OCEAN EVAPORATION ARE ALL METHODS OF EMITTING
What is SULFUR
400
THE EQUATOR HAS A HIGHER AVERAGE TEMPERATURE DUE TO
What is MORE DIRECT SUNLIGHT
400
UNUSUALLY HEAVY RAIN TO NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA AND DROUGHT IN ASIA ARE BOTH EFFECTS OF
What is El Nino
400
consume dead organic materials ( larger category)
WHAT IS detrivores
400
mechanical chemical solar are all
What is types of energy
500
ENERGY CANNOT BE CREATED OR DESTROYED
what is THE FIRST LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS
500
WHEN ENERGY CHANGES FORMS, HEAT IS LOST
WHAT IS THE 2ND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS
500
DUE TO ___________________ THE VALUE OF THE ECOLOGICAL PYRAMID DECREASES AS YOU INCREASE LEVELS
WHAT IS THE 2ND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS
500
HIGH REPRODUCTIVE CAPACITY AND HERITABLE VARIATION ARE BOTH TYPES OF
WHAT IS NATURAL SELECTION
500
______________USUALLY HAS GREATER SPECIES RICHNESS
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