Population Growth
Species
Biodiversity
Graphs
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1. Find the carrying capacity of the graph below.
The carrying capacity of the population is 10,000
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6. A species that is found where in its natural environment.
Native Species
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11. The most biodiverse place in the world!
Tropical Rainforest
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16. How do you find the scale of the x and y axis?
Largest # - Smallest # / Number of Lines
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2. What type of growth does the graph below show? 
Exponential Growth
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7. A species that is found in a place other than its natural environment.
Invasive Species
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12. The variety of species in a given area.
Biodiversity
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17. What is a trend?
Pattern or what is happening on the graph.
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3. What type of population growth does the graph below show?
Logistic Growth
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8. Which of the following is NOT a producer?
1. Rabbit
2. Tree
3. Fruit
4. Grass
A rabbit is not a producer.
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13. A food chain always begins with this type of organism.
Producer
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18. Type of graph that shows changes over time.
Line Graph
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4. Which type of growth do most larger mammals show?
Logistic Growth
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9. How do consumers get energy?
By eating food!
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14. What would happen if grass was eliminated from the ecosystem below?
Everything would die!
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17. Type of graph that is great at comparing two things.
Bar Graph
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5. What are three examples of limiting factors?
Food, Water, Space, Weather
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10. How do producers get energy?
photosynthesis (the sun)
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15. What would happen if grass was eliminated from the food web below?
Not much, there are other producers they can eat.
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20. In a double line graph is important to have this so you can tell which line refers to each.
Key