Vocabulary
Food Webs
Succession
Biodiversity
STAAR Review
100

An area without any soil establishing an ecosystem

Primary Succession

100

These organisms produce energy through the use of photosynthesis.

What are producers?

100

How long does primary succession occur for?

hundreds to thousands of years

100

What is the most important factor of sustainability?

What is the variety of species?

100

How many groups are there on the periodic table?

18

200

The max potential an ecosystem can have, the 'peak' of an ecosystem

Climax Community

200

These organisms consume producers, therefore they are called ______________ consumers.

What is primary?

200

Species that first inhabit the area

Pioneer Species

200

List the three levels of biodiversity

What are genetic, species, and ecosystem

200

Give an example of Newton's 3rd law

Answers may vary

300

An ecosystem's ability to recover from an event, usually a short term progress

Stability

300

C. sea ducks to have less food 

300

What is the main difference between primary and secondary succession?

Primary starts with NO soil and secondary HAS soil

300

A type of species that are not native to an area?

What are exotic species?

300

What kind of weather does a low pressure system bring?

Rainy weather

400

Lichens are described as this for primary succession 

Pioneer Species

400

B. sunlight

400

If Miami, FL just had a hurricane and kill several fish and destroy trees, what kind of succession would occur?

Secondary

400

Name 3 human activities that are threats to biodiversity

Deforestation, poaching, mining, destructive fishing, introduction of exotic species

400

All stars begin here

Stellar nebula

500

An ecosystem's ability to stabilize over a long period of time

Sustainability

500

What is the percentage of energy LOST as it moves from producer to primary consumer to secondary consumer?

What is 90%?

500

If a tornado were to hit Frisco and blew some of the soil away, what type of succession would occur?

Secondary
500

What is the difference between stability and sustainability?

Stability is being resilient while sustainability is being resilient over a long period of time.

500

What 3 body systems are in charge of movement?

What are nervous, skeletal, and muscular?