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Non-living
radiation
light
wind
water
fire... |
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plants
animals
bacteria... |
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organ
organism
population
community
ecosystem
biosphere
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Sun
producer
primary
secondary
tertiary
quaternary consumer...
decomposer |
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sun
grass
grasshopper
bird
fox
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| how much energy is passed along each trophic level, and where does the lost energy go? |
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10% passes on
used by consumer... then waste... |
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why is a pyramid a good shape for a food chain?
what does it represent? |
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shows the positions (producer primary secondary...)
shows energy loss |
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| How is a food web different from a food chain? |
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| web is more complex, shows more... chain is good to show energy loss and direct... web shows where that animal gets the other 90% of its energy... |
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| How can one specie in a food chain affect all the others? |
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| can stop the chain or make it unbalanced... if it dies out or multiplies to much... |
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| Transpiration and Evaporation |
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| ways water enters atomosphere |
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| water collected in the ground |
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| bright colors to warn predators of poison |
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| mimics another animal... like frog mimics poisonous frog |
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| two species w/ similar niche's |
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| harmed, other not effected |
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| parasite obtains food at expense of other (host) |
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| one benefits while other is neither harmed nor helped |
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| both organisms benefit from relationship |
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N2
gaseous nitrogen
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| process of converting atmospheric nitrogen to nitrogen-containing compounds |
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process of turning ammonia into nitrites and nitrates...
when nitrites and nitrates are absorbed by plants |
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| coverts nitrites to nitrates |
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| converts to ammonia ions nitrites and nitrates |
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| absorbed by plants or converted into nitrites |
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| converted to nitrates using nitrifying bacteria |
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| absorbed and used by plants |
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| bacteria that breaks down dead organic matter |
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| takes nitrogen out of soil and back into atmosphere |
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| process where plants take in CO2 and release O2 |
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| burning this is one way CO2 is released into the atmosphere |
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| another way CO2 is released into the atmosphere |
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| decomposers Carbon-Oxygen cycle |
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| another way CO2 is released into the atmosphere |
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| another way CO2 is released into the atmosphere |
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burning fossil fuels
animals breathing
decomposition
volcanic acid |
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penny on first day and double the value every day...
J |
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steady diagnal
$1,000 a day |
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| The limit of individuals an ecosystem can hold at a time. |
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frozen ground
brief growing season
permafrost
reindeer, caribou, artic foxes...
one-fifth of earth's land surface |
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pines, spruces, and firs
rainfall
deer, elk, moose, snowshoe hares... |
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prairies
grasses cover vast areas
bison, pronghorn, cattle, sheep, gophers, foxes...
wheat, corn |
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| Temperate Deciduous Forest |
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abundant annual rainfall
moderate temps
maples, oak, chestnuts, ferns...
falling leaves...
4seasons
foxes, deer, squirrels, wild turkey... |
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mild temp
abundant winter rain, dry summers
trees, shrubs
med sea
california
mexico
coyotes, rabbits, lizards...
fires |
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| Tropical Deciduous Forest |
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rainy season dry season...
africa australia
trees and bushes
tigers, elephants, reptiles... |
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savanna
scattered trees
warm
average rainfall
major dry season
fire
zebras, giraffes, antelope...
consistent temp
close to equator |
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lot of rain
high temp
vines
monkeys, apes, geckos, snakes, frogs
tree animals |
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low rainfall
cactus
shrubs
hot or cold
insects, rodents, reptiles, birds
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| What makes a compound organic? |
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H and C
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energy
structure in plants |
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| shape of a carbohydrate monosaccharide |
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| carbohydrates monosaccharide examples |
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| carbohydrates disaccharide shape |
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| hexagon connected by hexagon |
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| carbohydrates disaccharide example |
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| carbohydrates polysaccharide shape |
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| hexagon connected by hexagon connected by hexagon |
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| carbohydrates polysaccharide examples |
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| starch glycogen cellulose |
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| are lipids hydrophobic or hydrophilic |
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| what makes a triglyceride saturated or unsaturated? |
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| maxed or not maxed with hydrogen's |
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| which is healthier? saturated or unsaturated triglycerides |
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cholesterol
estrogen
testosterone |
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| what is the difference between healthy and unhealthy cholesterol? |
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ldl gets stuck in arteries
hdl can run through smoothly |
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| what is the function of DNA and RNA? |
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basic unit of life
perform all functions of living things
come from existing cells |
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simple
no nucleus
no membrane-bound organelles
bacteria |
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more complex
larger
nucleus
membrane-bound organelles
plants, animals |
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| Animal cells plasma membrane |
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hydrophobic of animal cell
hydrophilic of animal cell |
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cell wall
provides structure in plants- strong and box-shaped |
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mitochondria...
what does it make...
why is it called the "power house" of the cell...? |
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Ribosomes make ________
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| what is located on the rough ER |
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| each type of ER specializes in __________ |
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| transporting substances through the cell |
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| processes and packages complex proteins and lipids |
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| breaks down ingested substances and old organelles |
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found in plants
photosynthesis |
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| stores cells genetic material (DNA) |
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| what is in the nucleoulus |
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| when plant cell membranes shrink away from cell wall |
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