Eco footprint and energy flow
Unit 2: Biomes
Unit 3:biogeochemical cycle
Unit 4:Geological processes
Unit 5:Population
100
What percent of the resources do the richest 25% use?
75%
100
Freshwater surrounded by land
what are Lakes/Ponds?
100
Atmosphere
100
Do volcanoes affect humans positively or negatively?
Negatively
100
The maximum population that an ecosystem can support indefinitely (forever)
What is carrying capacity?
200
Living and once living parts
What are biotic factors?
200
Which Biome has the most biodiversity?
Rainforest biome
200
Law of conservation matter
Matter can't be created nor destroyed.
200
Which layer of Erath has the least mass?
The Crust
200
What is the formula for the growth rate
Births - Death
300
Name one country that has a big eco footprint
USA, Canda, France, Norway
300
What type of water do coral reefs live in?
Warm, clear, salty water
300
What is the charge of hydrogen molecules?
Negative charges
300
Secondary wave
300
Greece and spain are an example of which growth?
Zero growth
400
Where an organism lives.
What is a habitat?
400
A biome that is dominated by grasses and has few trees
Cold, harsh winters and hot, dry summers
Average rainfall
What are the grasslands?
400
process by which producers convert (change) carbon dioxide into carbohydrates
What is photosynthesis?
400
Layer of earth divided into tectonic plates
What is the lithosphere?
400
Lack of vitamin D (bowed legs)
What is rickets?
500
Build up of substance in living organism over its lifetime
What is bioaccumulation?
500
Name one zone in an ocean
Intertidal, neritic, or deep
500
Explain how plants get phosphorus
FROM SOIL OR ROOTS
500
Type of fault at a convergent boundary
Reverse
500
What is malnourishment?
Do not acquire (have) enough protein, carbohydrates, vitamins, or minerals and eventually develop a disease