Energy I
Energy II
Energy III
Benthic
Urbanization/River
100

When there are more individuals being born that dying. A population is growing.

Population Growth

100

The number of individuals in a given area

What is population

100

"A biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment."

Ecosystem

100

Lower jaw, uses to attack predators. Level 2 taxa. 

Dragonfly
100

What do we call the material at the bottom of the creek or river?

Substrate

200

A group of different species living in the same area

Community

200

"The concentration of individuals within a species in a specific geographic locale."

Population Density

200

The maximum population that an area can hold. 

Carrying Capacity

200

What taxa is a caddisfly?

Taxa 1

200

What is urbanization?

it is when cities and population grow and take over rural areas. Natural streams become urban streams and they can sometimes become polluted. 

300
Why do animals only transfer 10% of their energy?

It mostly goes into heat

300

Not related to density, can also limit populations. Examples:

-Weather

-Climate

-Storms

Density Independent Factors

300

Factors that limit a population; related to the density of the population (resources are used faster if population is longer). 

-Food shortage

-Not enough water

-Not enough shelter

Density Dependent Factors

300

What taxa is a Dragonfly Nymph?

Taxa 2

300

What are Impervious surfaces?

Surfaces that are flat and smooth. Like concrete. Nothing stops the polluted water from rain getting into our rivers. It also causes rising water temperatures. 

400

An energy pyramid that shows the trophic levels and how much energy is transferred between each level. 

Bonus: How much energy is transferred between each level?

Biomass Pyramid

Bonus: 10%

400

A human is an _ strategist

K

400

What is a Pyramid of Numbers?

A pyramid that shows the total number of teh animals in each food chain. 

400

Makes a case out of sticks and stones

Caddisfly

400

What is erosion, sedimentation, and embeddedness?

Erosion: Makes channel wider, brings rocks into the river

Sedimentation: Rocks and stuff that is in rivers

Embeddedness: Animals don't have any habitat because the rocks are so close together

500

What is the definition of Biomass?

Biomass is the mass of living biological organisms in a given area or ecosystem at a given time.

500

What is an energy pyramid

It shows how much energy is being transferred.

500

What is the difference between a non-native species and an invasive species. 

An invasive species is bad for an ecosystem and non-native is not harmful. It is just from somewhere else.

500

What taxa is a Riffle Beetle?

Taxa 1

500

What is non-point pollution?

Bonus: What is an example of pollution from farms?

We can't trace were the pollution is coming from.

Bonus: Pesticides

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