2. Biomes

3. Ecosystems

4. Energy and Ecosystems

5. Nutrient Cycles

6. Bioaccumulation

7. Changes to Ecosystems

8. Energy and
Ecosystems
Biomes
Ecosystems
Nutrient Cycles
Bioaccumulation
Changes in
Ecosystems
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Final Jeopardy

9. Latitude, soil, sunlight and water are all examples of this
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Latitude, soil, sunlight and
water are all examples of this
kind of factor
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10. 1-100A
What is
Abiotic?
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11. A wolf having large paws to run in snow is an example
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A wolf having large paws
to run in snow is an example
of this type of adaptation.
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12. structural adaptation?
What is tie
structural adaptation?
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13. This biome has poorly drained soils very cold winters, no trees and
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This biome has poorly drained soils
very cold winters, no trees and
up to 24 hours of sunlight in winter.
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14. 1-300A
What is the
Tundra?
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15. the highest diversity on earth.
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This type of biome has
the highest diversity on earth.
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16. What is tropical rainforest?
What is tropical
rainforest?
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17. eastern Canada and has trees
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This biome is found in
eastern Canada and has trees
with broad leaves?
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18. What is temperate Deciduous forest.
What is temperate
Deciduous forest.
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19. This is all the different
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This is all the different
species that interact
in an ecosystem.
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20. 2-100A
What is a
community?
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21. where an organism lives.
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This is the place
where an organism lives.
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22. 2-200A
What is
habitat?
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23. of a species in an ecosystem.
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This is all the members
of a species in an ecosystem.
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24. 2-300A
What is
population?
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25. In this relationship, one organism benefits, the other
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In this relationship, one
organism benefits, the other
does not but is not harmed.
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26. 2-400A
What is
commensalism?
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27. When predators are fighting over the same resource, this occurs.
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When predators are
fighting over the same
resource, this occurs.
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28. 2-500A
What is
competition?
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29. This refers to the total amount of living organisms in an area.
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This refers to the total amount
of living organisms in an area.
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30. 3-100A
What is
biomass?
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31. These organisms change wastes and dead organisms into
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These organisms change wastes
and dead organisms into
usable nutrients.
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32. 3-200A
What is
decomposers?
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33. This is what secondary consumers would eat
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This is what secondary
consumers would eat
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34. What are primary consumers
What are primary consumers
(OR herbivores)?
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35. This is what each energy level is called.
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This is what each
energy level is called.
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36. What are trophic levels?
What are
trophic levels?
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37. This is the amount of biomass required to produce 10kg of beef.
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This is the amount of biomass
required to produce 10kg of beef.
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38. 3-500A
What is
100kg?
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39. These are places where nutrients accumulate.
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These are places where
nutrients accumulate.
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40. 4-100A
What are
stores?
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41. in the shells of marine organisms.
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This nutrient is found
in the shells of marine organisms.
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42. 4-200A
What is
carbon.
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43. Carbon is used to create
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Carbon is used to create
energy in this process.
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44. What is cellular respiration?
What is cellular
respiration?
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45. This nutrient is an important component of DNA.
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This nutrient is an
important component
of DNA.
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46. 4-400A
What is
Nitrogen?
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47. This results from nitrogen oxides combining with moisture.
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This results from nitrogen
oxides combining with moisture.
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48. What is acid precipitation?
What is
acid precipitation?
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49. unwanted insects and weeds..
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These chemicals kill
unwanted insects and weeds..
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50. 5-100A
What are
pesticides?
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51. In animals, this is where
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In animals, this is where
chemicals commonly
bioaccumulate.
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52. 5-200A
What is
fat tissue?
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53. This occurs when contaminated tissue is eaten and the chemical becomes
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This occurs when contaminated tissue
is eaten and the chemical becomes
more concentrated.
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54. What is biomagnifications?
What is
biomagnifications?
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55. This toxic chemical was commonly used in lubricants
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This toxic chemical was
commonly used in lubricants
and electrical transformers.
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56. 5-400A
What are
PCBs?
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57. greatly affects the health and population numbers.
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This type of organism
greatly affects the health
and population numbers.
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58. What is a keystone species?
What is a
keystone species?
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59. This type of succession would occur on bare rock.
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This type of succession
would occur on bare rock.
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60. What is primary succession?
What is
primary succession?
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61. This type of succession occurs after a disturbance.
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This type of succession
occurs after a disturbance.
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62. What is secondary succession?
What is
secondary succession?
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63. The BC forest ecosystem has become disturbed due to this organism.
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The BC forest ecosystem has
become disturbed due to this organism.
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64. What is mountain pine beatle?
What is mountain
pine beatle?
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65. This occurs when an ecosystem is divided into small, isolated parts.
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This occurs when an ecosystem
is divided into small, isolated parts.
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66. What is habitat fragmentation?
What is habitat
fragmentation?
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67. The information aboriginal cultures
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The information aboriginal cultures
knew about ecosystem health is called this.
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68. What is traditional ecological knowledge?
What is traditional
ecological knowledge?
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69. Final
Jeopardy
Biomes

70. bet. You can bet up to your a negative score the max bet
STEP 1: Write down your
bet. You can bet up to your
score plus 500 (if you have
a negative score the max bet
is 500 points)

71. stops, everyone must put
STEP 2: When the music
starts, write down your
answer. When the music
stops, everyone must put
down their pens.

72. This biome is very rare and only found in small areas of
BC, New Zealand and Australia .

73. Contestants:
Please put down your
writing tools and
wait for further
instructions.

74. What is temperate
rainforest?

75. That's all
for today.
Good luck on
your test!