The study of natures "houses", organisms that live in those houses and the interactions among organisms based on energy and nutrients
What effect does overcorwding have on birth rates?
It decreases them
Increases by more and more each time
Why is there a net gain of only 2 ATP during glycolysis
The Electron Transport Chain
What are endangered species?
Organisms that are declining in numbers and in danger of Extinction
What is one zone that makes up the open ocean?
Photic or Aphotic zones
Why does a population not level off during the same year it reaches 0 population growth
Because the old population has not yet died.
Which parts of CR are aerobic
Krebs cycle and ETC
Glucose, Oxygen
Biotic are alive and Aibiotic arn't
Density-Dependent Limiting Factors operate more strongly when Population Density is ____
high
Which two attributes result in a decrease of population
Death and emmigration
In the water cycle, where does water travel from and travel to during evaperation.
Water travels from the ocean, lakes, ponds, or rivers, and travels to the atmosphere
Around how much ATP is produced during CR
36-38
Why are invasive species dangerous?
They can upset the balance of the local ecosystem because they are new
what are the three factors human population is limited by?
Where is the Matrix and what occurs there?
The matrix is in the innermost comparment of the mitochondrion and its where the krebs cycle takes place
Where does the Krebs cycle take place?
Matrix
Insects, Deer, Mice, Jackrabbits, and Skunks are 5 Biotic Factors found in which biome?
The temprate grasslands
Where does the coastal ocean extend from and to
Low Tide mark to the outer edge of the Continental Shelf
During most of human history humans have had __ death rates and __ death rates
High & High
What does the word Glycolysis mean?
It means Sugar Breaking
What happens to the H+ ions after they are moved across the membrane
They rush back across and spin ATP synthast