Population Sampling
Food Webs & Energy Pyramids
Community Interactions
Invasive & Arctic Species
Halloween
100

The type of sampling that is used for animals that move around.

Mark and Recapture

100

What is a plant called in a energy pyramid/food web?

primary producer

100

What term describes when two organism help each other out?

Mutualism

100

Define invasive species.

An organism that is not from that ecosystem and is harming it.

100

What popular sucker is made with a brown chewy candy in the center?

Tootsie Pop

200
The type of sampling that is used for plants or sessile animals.

Quadrat Sampling

200

Herbivores would be called this in an energy pyramid/food web.

primary consumers

200

Mosquitoes, tapeworms, and some types of wasps are considered...

parasitic

200

Which is better for a local environment? Native or invasive species?

native species

200

What is the name of the skeleton in The Nightmare Before Christmas?

Jack Skellington

300

How do you find average population density?

(sum of all samples)/number of samples

300
The third level up on a pyramid.

Secondary consumer

300

In a tidepool, barnacles and mussels both need to attach to rocks. What term can describe this interaction?

Interspecific competition
300

How is global warming affect arctic animals?

It reduces their habitat by melting the sea ice.

300

Why did people start dressing up in costumes on Halloween?

To scare away evil spirits

400

What is one technique you can use to solve a missing variable in a ratio?

cross multiply

400

Where will the most amount of energy be in a energy pyramid?

bottom, primary producers/plants

400

In a tidepool, algae competes amongst itself for light and space. What term can describe this interaction?

Intraspecific competition.

400

Global warming can cause a decrease in resources for a habitat. This will increase what among its organisms?

competition

400

What farm animal was candy corn named after originally?

Chickens

(Candy corn was originally called "chicken feed.")

500

20 turtle are caught, marked, and then released back in a pond. A few days later, the researcher goes back catches 60 random turtles. Only 10 of these turtles are marked. How many turtles are estimated to be in the entire pond? R/S=M/N ( M=Marked individuals released, S=Size of second sample, R=marked individuals recaptured, N=total population size estimate)

120 turtles

(20*60) / 10=120 

500

If the plants in an energy pyramid contain 1000 KJ, how much energy will be passed on to the primary consumers?

100 KJ

500

A crab gets shelter within the anemone's stinging tentacles, while the anemone remains unaffected. This is an example of what type of interaction?

commensalism

500

An increase in ocean temperatures will make arctic species have less...(pick a vocab word)

resilience

500

What is the title of the 1960 Hitchcock film that prominently features the Bates Motel and a notorious shower scene?

Psycho