Ecosystems: Dynamics, Relationships, and Resilience
Biodiversity and Human Impact
Photosynthesis and Respiration
Natural Selection
Mixed Bag!
100

A sunflower would be categorized as this type of organism in an ecosystem.

What is a producer?

100

These two broad ecosystems encompass the range of biodiversity on Earth.

What is terrestrial and marine?

100

Most of the energy needed for life on Earth is derived from this.

What is the sun?

100

Camouflage, strength, and defense mechanisms are all examples of this.

What are traits that increase survivability?

100

This subject was Dr. Lindsay's favorite to teach in high school. 

What is chemistry?

200

Predation, competition, and disease are all examples of this in an ecosystem.

What are limits that create carrying capacities?

200

Overpopulation, overexploitation, and habitat destruction are all examples of this.

What are human activities that decrease biodiversity?

200

Energy for producers that live in a deep cave devoid of sunlight comes from this.

What is chemosynthesis?

200

For natural selection to take place, this must be present in a population. 

What is genetic variation that leads to differences in survival and reproductive abilities?

200

Cat competes in this niche sport.

What is ice climbing?

300

Organisms that have similar requirements for food, water, or other resources may do this with each other. 

What is compete with each other?

300

This aspect of biodiversity enhances adaptability, resilience, and survivability in response to environmental change.

What is genetic diversity?

300

Carbon dioxide and water are combined in photosynthesis to produce this.

What is glucose?

300

In a population of rabbits that have brown fur in a snowy environment, this will happen to the brown fur trait. 

What is it will be suppressed?

300

This snack was eaten the least during the duration of our class.

What is pea crisps?

400

Deforestation, water pollution, and introduction of invasive species are all examples of this.

What is anthropogenic changes that can disrupt an ecosystem?


400

A 20% decrease in the number of unique species due to logging in a forest would be an example of this.

What is decrease in biodiversity?

400

This process is a less efficient chemical pathway to produce energy in cells in the absence of oxygen.

What is anaerobic cellular respiration?

400

Humans breeding dogs to produce offspring with certain desired traits is an example of this.

What is artificial selection?

400

This was Dr. Klymkowsky's favorite word in our class.

What is stochasticity?

500

An ecosystem may be called "resilient" if it does this following a disturbance.

What is return to its original status?

500

Give an example of an ecosystem service provided by biodiversity.

What is water purification?

What is climate stabilization?

What is waste decomposition?

What is pollination?

500

This product of photosynthesis helps make up DNA and proteins in a plant.

What are hydrocarbon backbones of sugar molecules?

500

In a population with genetic diversity, but no phenotypic diversity, this will happen.

What is natural selection will not happen?

500

Danya brought in traditional snacks from this country for the class.

What is Palestine?
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