Energy
Adaptations
Succession
Changes
Misc
Final Jeopardy: Blast From The Past
100
Percent of energy producers receive from the sun.
What is 100%?
100
This kind of adaptation is a change in how an organism acts
What is behavioral
100
The environmental disruptions that lead to primary succession.
What are volcanic eruption and glacier receding?
100
Name 3 negative ways humans can impact an ecosystem.
What is deforestation, overfishing, pollution, use of chemicals in ground?
100
Where the genetic information that is passed down from parent to offspring is stored
Where is DNA/chromosomes/nucleus
200
Name and give an of the biotic organisms that breakdown dead organisms.
What is decomposers?
200
This kind of adaptation is a change to how an organism functions; change to internal process
What is physiological
200
Begins with of biotic organisms and will end with biotic organisms.
What is secondary succession?
200
Explain what happens in the food web below if the humans over fished the octopus.
The sharks would loose a food source causing increasing in competition between shark and human for fish.
Mussels and Limpets will begin to overpopulate as the loose a predator.
200
Disadvantage to sexual reproduction
No genetic diversity
300
Amount of energy moved to each level as you move up the trophic pyramid (energy).
What is 10%?
300
This kind of adaptation is a change to how an organism is "shaped".
What is structural
300
The image below is an example of ....
What is secondary succession?
300
In a desert environment, sudden rainstorms create short-lived ponds. Some frogs have thicker skin that allows them to retain water and survive long periods buried underground after the ponds dry up. Other frogs lack this trait and die once the water disappears. What can be expected to happen in this frog population after many generations?
There will be more and more frogs with the "thicker skin" adaptation
300
According to the food web below which organisms fight over the mouse. 
What is the fox, owl, and hawk?
400
Correctly label each level of the trophic (energy) triangle below. Start with and A and move up.
A. Producer
B. Primary
C. Secondary
D. Tertiary
E. Quaternary
400
A snake producing venom
What is physiological
400
Natural disasters that cause secondary succession? Name minimum 3 could be more.
What are hurricane, flood, forest fire, tsunami, avalanche, earthquake?
400
Removing the snake from the ecosystem below causes what to happen?
What is causing the bird population to increase which would cause a decrease in grasshoppers and more competition for grasshoppers, allowing more frog for the owl.
400
Name the 2 pioneer species that begins to develop soil for primary succession
What is moss and lichen?
500
The primary consumers receive 1550 kJ units of energy from producers. The energy received by the tertiary consumer.
What is 15.5 kJ units of energy?
500
A peacock being brightly colored to attract a mate
What is structural
500
Primary succession starts with...
What is bare rock?
500
Over many generations, the finches on the Galapagos islands beaks changed based on their island. This difference is why the Galapagos finches distinct from similar organisms on the mainland.
Different food sources.
500
How is carbon recycled in to the environment?
Humans breath out CO2 which plants use to create O2. Decomposers breakdown organisms which return carbon to the ground for plants to use as food?
500
Slow moving deer are easily caught by predators. Over many generations, deer have become faster as only fast deer live long enough to reproduce.
This is the location of the "fast deer" gene that is passed down or inherited. (BE SPECIFIC)
What is in the chromosomes/DNA in the nucleus