What's eating you?
It'll grow on you
Keep it in balance
Time to evolve
What's this?
100
This is the name for the type of organism that makes energy from sunlight
producer or autotroph
100
The type of population growth seen in the graph
Exponential
100
This is the term for non-native species that are introduced into an ecosystem and outcompete native species for resources.
Invasive species
100
This is an organism's ability to survive and reproduce in its environment
fitness or biological fitness
100
4 x 20 - 15 + 3
68
(You didn't think it was 67, did you?)
200
Organisms who have to eat to obtain energy are called _______.
consumer or heterotroph
200
In the graph below, what is represented where the line plateaus (levels out)?
Carrying capacity
200
These are the organisms that convert atmospheric nitrogen into usable forms.
Nitrogen-fixing bacteria
200
About how many millions of years ago did the common ancestor for snakes and turtles exist?
About 300 million years ago
200
Whose heart grew 3 sizes on one Christmas Day?
The Grinch
300
The arrows in a food web or food chain represent ____.
Energy
300
This is the term for competition between members of the same species.
Intraspecific competition
300
Which area is less stable and therefore less resistance to changes in the ecosystem?
Area 2
300
Which taxon is most closely related to the Outgroup based on the DNA sequences below?
Taxon Q
300
In the movie Elf, which condiment does Buddy put on/in foods and drinks?
Syrup
400
List 1 primary consumer and 1 secondary consumer.
Primary: rabbit, mouse, or grasshopper
Secondary: fox, owl, frog, bird, or hawk
400
Humans are cutting down a forest and building new roads, stores, and other buildings, causing habitat loss for wildlife and plants. What will happen to the carrying capacity of this ecosystem?
Carrying capacity will decrease
400
Humans are the main contributor of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. What is the process that removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere?
Photosynthesis
400
Which trait(s) do the salamander and tuna have in common?
Jaws & vertebral column
400
What is the plant associated with Christmas, where if you are standing under it with another person, you're supposed to kiss?
Mistletoe
500
Only this much energy is passed from one trophic level to the next in an ecosystem.
10%
500
COVID-19 is this type of limiting factor
Density-dependent
500
If the amount of krill in this food web decreases, what will happen to the population of baleen whales? What about the population of plankton?:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/GettyImages-1307134028-c12ec6000be348c4a725f9e2d664e5ad.jpg)
Baleen whales will decrease
Plankton will increase
500
The diagram below shows similar structures in organisms, but they have different functions. That means they are __________ structures.
Homologous
500
This is what gets left in the stockings of children who are on the naughty list
Coal