Science 1
Science 1
Science 2
Science 2
Final Jeopardy
100

Name a species listed in the slideshow that is currently endangered.

What is: Bengal tiger/ the snow leopard/ and the West Indian Manatee

100

Who or what determines environmental economics?

What are: humans

100

These two things interact with each other to determine the behavioral, morphological, and anatomical characteristics of an individual.

Genotype and the environment

100
This process is where plants take nitrogen gas from the atmosphere and convert it into a usable form (give both the process and the usable molecule)

nitrogen fixation

ammonium

100

Organize the following from smallest to largest in scale of analysis:

Individual, Biosphere, Community, Ecosystem, Population, Biome

Individual, Population, Community, Ecosystem, Biome, Biosphere

200

What are two representative states that represent the developed countries' consumption concept?

What are: California and Texas

200

Fill in the blank: Withdrawing money from your bank account is called a(n) ______ in systems analysis.

What is: output.

200

In the hydrologic cycle, precipitation is made of 3 three factors.

Evapotranspiration, infiltration, runoff

200

The process in which new alleles are formed in a population.

Mutations

200

What type of elephant feedback occurs when the demand for ivory increases?

What is: negative population feedback.

300

Other than lead, what other elements indicate contamination in air and water?

What is: Any other heavy metal in this list:

Arsenic, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, mercury, nickel.

300

If you are losing 200 L of oil per minute, but are gaining 14 mL oil per quarter second, what state is your system in?

What is: an unsteady state.

300

The phenomenon causes air masses in the North Hemisphere to deflect right and air masses in the South Hemisphere to deflect left.

Coriolis Effect

300
State the 1st and 2nd law of thermodynamics.

1st Law: Energy cannot be created or destroyed.

2nd Law: Energy is always lost when converted between forms.

300

Competitive exclusion will always result in a single species dominating if the ecosystem does not change.

The intermediate disturbance hypothesis

400

What are the 3 keys to designing an experiment by the laws of statistics?

What are: randomization, replication, and control.

400
What is the formula for calculating net population change?

What is: input (the number of births and the amount of immigration) and output (the number of deaths and the amount of emigration). 

400

Identify and explain the 3 nonadaptive evolutionary processes.

Gene flow

Genetic drift

Bottleneck event

400

This mass extinction event wiped out 96% of life-the most out of any extinction event.

Permian-Triassic Extinction

400

Given energy flows into a system, isopods and amphipods compete for energy, crayfish then prey upon the isopods and amphipods, and only 70% of the inflow energy is outflowed to crayfish, in what energy form does the remaining 30% of energy exit the system as?

What is: heat.

500

What type of system occurs in the Earth when volcanic ash is shot up into the atmosphere, travels to the bottom of the ocean, interacts with the biosphere, and is seeped back into the geosphere?

What is: a closed system.


(Nothing is escaping from the Earth).

500

Name 3 out of the 6 environmental indicators.

What are: 

Biological diversity/Human population growth/Food Production/Resource consumption/Global temperature and atmospheric greenhouse gas levels/Pollution levels

500

The two responses that are typically found in a predatory relationship.

Numerical and functional response

500

The specific role an organism plays in its community.

Niche

500

These 4 processes run the carbon cycle.

Photosynthesis, respiration, combustion, decomposition

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