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Ch. 4 and 5.  Does a community involve abiotic factors?  How does the definition of a population vary from that of a community?

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1 Ch. 4 and 5

2  Does a community involve abiotic factors?  How does the definition of a population vary from that of a community?

3  What is potential energy?  Excluding potential and kinetic, name 2 types of energy.

4  State the 2 laws of thermodynamics.  As a result of the 2 nd law of thermodynamics, how much energy is actually passed from one trophic level to the next?

5  Name the reactants of photosynthesis.  Name the products of photosynthesis

6  What is the purpose of cellular respiration?  Why do you think there are a limited number of trophic levels?

7  Identify the blue whale as either a producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer or tertiary consumer.

8  What does a pyramid of numbers show?  What does a pyramid of biomass show?  What does a pyramid of energy show?

9  What is net primary productivity?  Name a type of ecosystem that is not very productive.

10  Evolution is the ____ change of a species over a period of time.  Summarize the theory of natural selection.

11  Why do Darwin’s finches represent natural selection?  A receding lake to reveal new sand dunes is an example of _______ succession.

12  Summarize the difference between primary and secondary succession.  What is a pioneer community?  What is a climax community? Why don’t some scientists think they exist?

13  Identify a keystone species.  Define mutualism

14  Why are epiphytes considered an example of commensalism?  When is a parasite considered a pathogen?  Defend the statement that mosquitoes are parasitic.

15  Name one adaptation of predators.  Name one adaptation of plants to avoid predation.  Name one adaptation of animals that allow them to avoid predation.

16  How does predation differ from parasitism?  What is interspecific competition?

17  Why can’t two or more species occupy the exact same niche?  Which is larger typically: fundamental or realized niche?

18  What could cause an organism’s fundamental niche to change/shrink?  What does carrying capacity mean?

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20  What is an ecotone and how does it create the edge effect?  How does geographical isolation affect species richness?

21  Why effect does an ecotone have on available niches?  Coasts provide a buffer against storms. Why is this an example of an ecosystem service?


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