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| why does the atmospheric carbon dioxide increases as a result of deforestation? |
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| there are fewer trees to absorb it |
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| which heterotroph is a first level consumer |
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| which processes recycles carbon back into the atmosphere |
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| what biological process absorbs carbon dioxide, water and sunlight from the atmosphere and makes it usable by living |
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| through the digestion of plants that carry out photosynthesis |
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| which processes of the water cycle accounts for water found in plants and soils |
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| which chemical cycle involves transpiration, evaporation, and precipitation |
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| which best represents geochemical processes in the carbon cycle |
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| erosion and volcanic eruption |
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| which statement best represent the relationship between a producer and consumer |
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| during transpiration the stomata releases which molecule into the atmosphere |
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| which process describes how water is returned to the earth through the atmosphere |
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| which best describes thr amount of carbon in the carbon cycle |
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| it is always constant and equal |
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| which process requires water to start |
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| what is the source of energy behind the carbon cycle |
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| a tree and ants help each other out |
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| bee brings pollen and receives nectar |
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| what limits the lynx population from experiencing constant growth |
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| what is the outcome of adding a new predator |
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| both populations will decrease |
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| which is a prey adaptation for survivial agianst a predator |
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| harmless species looking like a dangerous one |
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| which would most likely occur if the total of the products of respiration exceeded the global total of the product of photosynthesis |
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| the total amount of carbon would increase |
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| what is one way heterotrophs can obtain nitrogen from their environment |
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| which organism belongs to the trophic level with the least energy |
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| which level is most of the available energy located within the energy pyramid |
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| water vapor is often polluted with sulfur above coal burning factories |
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| which statement is true about the carbon dioxide |
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| carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere by cellular respiration |
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| which of these indicators represents an aquatic environment that has good supply of oxygen |
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| there is a abundance of green aquatic plants and deep feeding fish |
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| which explains why energy is not lost |
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| some energy is converted into waste and heat energy |
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| ecologists estimate that only 10% of the energy of the energy at trpohic level is available to rhe next |
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| organisms use this energy for their own life processes |
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| which process in the water cycle best explains the oceans being huge "carbon sinks" or areas that abosorb and store carbon dioxide from the |
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| which method of oxygen production is the most important for infusing oxygen into water life |
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| which is least likely to cause depletion in an aquatic environment |
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| constant flow of water moving of water through layers of temperature |
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