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Energy And
BurningNuts
Resources
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CC And LF
EcosystemsFood Webs
PopulationEstimation
& Miscellaneous
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Final Jeopardy
A food Calorie is equal to this many scientific calories.
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ANSWER: What is 1000 scientific calories?
This is the formula used to calculate calories.
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ANSWER: What isMASS OF WATER x TEMPERATURE CHANGE
= calories?
We made this instrument in order to measure the calories in a peanut.
BackANSWER: What is a calorimeter?
This is the definition of a non-essential resource.
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ANSWER: What is a resource that is notneeded for survival?
Resources
200pts
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This is why the people of Rapa Nui were not able to sustain themselves.
ANSWER: What is they gradually deforested the land causing the soils to
be unsuitable for crop yield?
Resources
300pts
This is how a renewable and non-renewableresource differs.
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ANSWER: What is a renewable resource has an
unlimited supply whereas a non-renewable resource can not be replenished or is
replenished very slowly?
Resources
400pts
Using moving water(dam) to produce electricity is an example of this type of resource.
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ANSWER: What is renewable resource?
Resources
500pts
This organism forms the base of the food web and receives
its energy from the sun.
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ANSWER: What is a producer?
Food Webs
100
This organism feeds off of decaying matterand recycles it back to earth.
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ANSWER: What is a decomposer?
Food Webs
200
This is where a primary consumer gets its energy from.
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ANSWER: What is a producer?
Food Webs
300
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This organism can be considered a secondary and tertiary consumer.
ANSWER: What is a snake?
Food Webs
400
This organism is a secondary consumer.
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ANSWER: What is a frog, ladybug, snake, buzzard, and fox?
Food Webs
500
An ecosystem is made up of these two typesof factors.
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ANSWER: What is biotic and abiotic factors?
Ecosystems
100
32 inches of rainfall occurs in the midwest each year. This is an example of this type of factor.
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ANSWER: What is abiotic?
Ecosystems
200
This the definition of a population
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ANSWER: What is a group of organisms of the same species living in the same area at the same time?
Ecosystems
300
This is how a population and community differ.
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ANSWER: What is a community is ALLthe populations of organisms in a particular area?
Ecosystems
400
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ANSWER: What is a community is made up ofonly biotic factors whereas an ecosystem is made
up of biotic and abiotic factors?
This is how a community and ecosystem differ.
Ecosystems
500
This type of species is non-native to an area
and usually has detrimental effects on anEcosystem.
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ANSWER: What is an invasive species?
Population Estimation & Miscellaneous
100
This caused the birds of Guam to become extinct.
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ANSWER: What is the brown tree snakepreyed upon the birds and competed with the birds for food?
Population Estimation & Miscellaneous
200
This variable is purposefullyChanged in an experiment.
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ANSWER: What is independent variable?
Population Estimation & Miscellaneous
300
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This method was used to estimate the population of sea otters living in Glacier Bay.
ANSWER: What is the capture-tag-recapture method?
Population Estimation & Miscellaneous
400
This is the formula for estimating a populationof organisms.
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What is total tagged = # tagged in sample x total # captured in sample?
Population Estimation & Miscellaneous
500
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ANSWER: What is the number of organisms an ecosystem can support?
Carrying Capacity and Limiting Factors
100
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This is the definition of a density-dependent factor.
ANSWER: What is a limiting factor that depends on the population size?
Carrying Capacity and Limiting Factors
200
A disease spreads through a school of fish livingin Lake Michigan. This is an example of
this type of limiting factor.
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ANSWER: What density-independent factor?
Carrying Capacity and Limiting Factors
300
This is the carrying capacity from year 4 to
year 7.
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ANSWER: What is 100?
Carrying Capacity and Limiting Factors
400
How many years did this population stay at a carrying capacity of 200?
BackANSWER: What is 2 years?
Carrying Capacity and Limiting Factors
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