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Unit 1 Vocab Part A APES


Froggy Jumps Unit 1 Vocab Part A APESVersion en ligne ecosystems interactions par Billie Jean Warta 1 The average weather that occurs in a given region over a long period of time. a Community ecology b Climate c Weather 2 short-term conditions of the atmosphere in a local area that include temperature, humidity, clouds, precipitation, and wind speed a Community ecology b Climate c Weather 3 study of interactions among species a community ecology b symbiosis c hervbivory 4 Two species living in close long-term w/ 1 another in an ecosystem a mutualism b predator prey c symbiosis 5 region of our planet where life resides a hydrosphere b biosphere c geosphere 6 process by which plants and algae incorporate nitrogen into their tissues. a reservoirs b biogeochemical cycle c assimilation 7 struggle of individuals, within or between species, to obtain a shared limiting resource. a symbiosis b herbivory c competition 8 principle stating 2species competing for same limiting resource cannot coexist. a competitive exclusion principle b resource partitioning c steady state 9 two species evolve to divide a resource based on differences in their behavior or morphology a competitive exclusion principle b resource partitioning c steady state 10 type of predator lays eggs inside other organisms — referred to as its host a predation b parasitoids c parasitism 11 interaction in which one animal typically kills & consumes another animal. a predation b parasitoids c parasitism 12 interaction in which one organism lives on or in another organism, referred to as the host a predation b parasitoids c parasitism 13 parasite that causes disease in its host. a pathogen b reservoir c profundal 14 interaction in which an animal consumes plants or algae a herbivory b carnivory c omnivory 15 symbiosis two species where both benefit; increases change of survival a commensalism b parasitism c mutualism 16 producers use light (solar) energy to produce glucose a commensalism b photosynthesis c herbivorism 17 narrow band of coastline that exists between levels of high tide & low tide. a intertidal zone b open ocean c profundal zone 18 interaction between 2 species - 1 species benefits & other species is neither harmed nor helped a commensalism b parasitism c mutualism 19 species that lives in its historical range a exotic species b native species c invasive species 20 species living outside its historical range a exotic species b native species c invasive species 21 species that spreads rapidly across large areas & causes harm (not from this area) a exotic species b native species c invasive species 22 plants and animals that are found in a particular region of the world. a biome b littoral c limnetic 23 area where a particular species lives a terrestrial biome b profundal zone c habitat 24 cold, treeless, short plants a tundra b tiaga c desert 25 impermeable, permanently frozen layer of soil a permafrost b tundra c terrestrial biome 26 forest mostly made of trees that bears cones. Evergreens that tolerate cold winters & short growing seasons a Dry Shrubland b Deciduous Forest c Boreal Forest 27 biome by the coast that is typified by moderate temperatures and high precipitation. a Temperate rainforest b Savanna or Tropical Seasonal Forest c Tropical rainforest 28 characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters found in the Mediterranean a Shrubland b Desert c Savanna 29 warms summers and cold winters with over 39 incues of precipitation each year. a boreal forest b deciduous forest c woodland forest 30 cold, harsh winters, and hot, dry summers. a Savanna b Temperate Seasonal Forest c Temperate grassland 31 little Seasonal temperature variation with high precipitation.. warm and wet a temperate rainforest b tropical rainforest c grassland temperate 32 warm temperatures and distinct wet and dry seasons. a shrubland b taiga c savanna 33 hot temps, extremely dry, sparse vegetation a desert b shrubland c tundra 34 region of water where sunlight does not reach, below the limnetic zone in very deep lakes a Littoral zone b Limnetic zone c Profundal zone 35 shallow zone of soil & water in lakes & ponds near shore /algae and emergent plants here a Littoral zone b Limnetic zone c Profundal zone 36 components of biogeochemical cycle that contain matter, including air, water, &organisms a reservoirs b biogeochemical cycle c assimilation 37 zone of open water in lakes & ponds as deep as & sunlight can penetrate a littoral zone b limetic zone c profundal zone 38 upper layer ocean water; receives enough sunlight for photosynthesis. a benthic zone b aphotic zone c photic zone 39 deeper layer of ocean water that lacks sufficient sunlight for photosynthesis a benthic zone b aphotic zone c photic zone 40 muddy bottom of a lake, pond, or ocean beneath limnetic & profundal zones a benthic zone b aphotic zone c photic zone 41 lake with a low level of phytoplankton due to low amounts of nutrients a Oligotrophic b Mesotrophic c Eutrophic 42 lake with a moderate level of fertility / moderate nutrients a Oligotrophic b Mesotrophic c Eutrophic 43 lake with a high level of fertility / nutrients high a Oligotrophic b Mesotrophic c Eutrophic 44 submerged or saturated by water for at least part of year; shallow to support emergent vegetation. a freshwater wetlands (wetland) b estuary c salt marsh 45 coast where the fresh water of rivers mixes with salt water from ocean. a freshwater wetlands (wetland) b estuary c salt marsh 46 coast in temperate climates, a marsh containing nonwoody emergent vegetation. a freshwater wetlands (wetland) b estuary c salt marsh 47 occurs along tropical & subtropical coasts, & contains salt-tolerant trees with roots submerged in water. a freshwater wetlands (wetland) b mangrove swamp c salt marsh 48 Deep-ocean water, located away from shoreline where sunlight can't reach ocean bottom. a intertidal zone b open ocean c profundal zone 49 used by some bacteria to generate energy with methane & hydrogen sulfide. a chemosynthesis b photosynthesis c electrosynthesis 50 movements of matter w/in & between ecosystems involving cycles of bio, geo, & chem processes a reservoirs b biogeochemical cycle c assimilation

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Unit 1 Vocab Part A APESVersion en ligne

par Billie Jean Warta

The average weather that occurs in a given region over a long period of time.

short-term conditions of the atmosphere in a local area that include temperature, humidity, clouds, precipitation, and wind speed

study of interactions among species

Two species living in close long-term w/ 1 another in an ecosystem

region of our planet where life resides

process by which plants and algae incorporate nitrogen into their tissues.

struggle of individuals, within or between species, to obtain a shared limiting resource.

principle stating 2species competing for same limiting resource cannot coexist.

two species evolve to divide a resource based on differences in their behavior or morphology

type of predator lays eggs inside other organisms — referred to as its host

interaction in which one animal typically kills & consumes another animal.

interaction in which one organism lives on or in another organism, referred to as the host

parasite that causes disease in its host.

interaction in which an animal consumes plants or algae

symbiosis two species where both benefit; increases change of survival

producers use light (solar) energy to produce glucose

narrow band of coastline that exists between levels of high tide & low tide.

interaction between 2 species - 1 species benefits & other species is neither harmed nor helped

species that lives in its historical range

species living outside its historical range

species that spreads rapidly across large areas & causes harm (not from this area)

plants and animals that are found in a particular region of the world.

area where a particular species lives

cold, treeless, short plants

impermeable, permanently frozen layer of soil

forest mostly made of trees that bears cones. Evergreens that tolerate cold winters & short growing seasons

biome by the coast that is typified by moderate temperatures and high precipitation.

characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters found in the Mediterranean

warms summers and cold winters with over 39 incues of precipitation each year.

cold, harsh winters, and hot, dry summers.

little Seasonal temperature variation with high precipitation.. warm and wet

warm temperatures and distinct wet and dry seasons.

hot temps, extremely dry, sparse vegetation

region of water where sunlight does not reach, below the limnetic zone in very deep lakes

shallow zone of soil & water in lakes & ponds near shore /algae and emergent plants here

components of biogeochemical cycle that contain matter, including air, water, &organisms

zone of open water in lakes & ponds as deep as & sunlight can penetrate

upper layer ocean water; receives enough sunlight for photosynthesis.

deeper layer of ocean water that lacks sufficient sunlight for photosynthesis

muddy bottom of a lake, pond, or ocean beneath limnetic & profundal zones

lake with a low level of phytoplankton due to low amounts of nutrients

lake with a moderate level of fertility / moderate nutrients

lake with a high level of fertility / nutrients high

submerged or saturated by water for at least part of year; shallow to support emergent vegetation.

coast where the fresh water of rivers mixes with salt water from ocean.

coast in temperate climates, a marsh containing nonwoody emergent vegetation.

occurs along tropical & subtropical coasts, & contains salt-tolerant trees with roots submerged in water.

Deep-ocean water, located away from shoreline where sunlight can't reach ocean bottom.

used by some bacteria to generate energy with methane & hydrogen sulfide.

movements of matter w/in & between ecosystems involving cycles of bio, geo, & chem processes