Terrestrial Biome
Cycles
Community
E.T.
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100

Biome where soil is permanently frozen and does not allow for the growth of large plants  

What is tundra? 

100

Respiration removes this gas from the atmosphere

What is oxygen?

100

This is the final community during ecological succession

What is the climax community?

100

This biome includes oceans, coral reefs, and estuaries

What is the marine biome?

100

Ecological term for an organism that eats producers

What is primary consumer?

200

This biome is an area that gets very little rain and experiences very hot days and cold nights

What is the desert?

200

This cycle's chemical is found in rocks and released through weathering

What is phosphorus?

200

a) Relationship where all organisms benefit 

AND b) an example of that symbiosis

What is mutualism?

What is bacteria in the root nodules of legume plants?

200

Releasing CO2 in large quantities into the atmosphere is attributed to causing this effect

What is greenhouse?

200
As a logistic curve levels off due to density-dependent limiting factors (such as predators), the dotted line where it levels off is called this

What is carrying capacity?

300

This biome is dominated with tree species that shed their leaves in winter months 

What is temperate deciduous forest? 

300

This cycle uses percolation and surface flow

What is the water cycle?

300

Type of interaction when one organism eats its prey

What is predation?

300

The process that plants use to remove carbon from the atmosphere

What is photosynthesis?

300

These 3 soil bacteria have a role in the nitrogen cycle

What are denitrifying bacteria, nitrifying bacteria and nitrogen-fixing bacteria?

400

This biome is usually located near the equator.  Its  characteristics include high rainfall amounts, dense vegetation, and poor soil quality. 

What is tropical rain forest? 

400

The gas in this cycle is not very reactive and must be altered to be used

What is the nitrogen cycle?

400

Phrase describing a series of progressive changes in the species which make up a community over time

What is ecological succession?

400
Evaporation of water from the leaves of plants

What is transpiration? 

400

a) Nonliving physical and chemical conditions affecting organisms AND b) 5 examples 

a) What are abiotic factors?, b) What are sunlight, water, temperature, soil, wind, and natural disturbances?

500

This biome is an area dominated by conifer trees and short summers 

What is Taiga?  

500

Plants, algae, and phytoplankton remove this gas from the atmosphere

What is CO2 (carbon dioxide)?

500

When 2 populations of different species either compete for the same food source or have overlapping niches potentially causing 1 species to leave the area

What is competitive exclusion?

500
Air is comprised mostly of ____________ gas

What is nitrogen?

500

Other than using a catalyst, a reaction be sped up with this

What is heat? (or increasing the temperature)

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