(Answers) Biology unit 7: biomes and biodiversity Quiz Fall2021
Biology unit 7: biomes and biodiversity 1. Which of the following terrestrial ecosystems have the highest rate of primary productivity? 2. Mercury can enter in aquatic food chain and collect and fish as well as people who eat fish. This is an example of which of the following processes? 3. Which two terrestrial biomes are the most similar with regards to rainfall? 4. In aquatic ecosystems, primary productivity is most dependent on 5. Which of the following creates the least amount of soil erosion? 6. Why are diversity increases the consumptive value of land, meaning that 7. Which of the following would have the greatest influence in creating a more sustainable urban society? 8. Multipurpose trees are useful for what purpose? 9. Forest and other natural ecosystems, such as wetlands, exhibit the "sponge effect", meaning that they 10. Which of the following is not a renewable resource? 11. The major cause of loss in earths biodiversity is 12. Desertification and deforestation are similar in that both involve 13. The increased efficiency of fishing has led to 14. Pollution is defined as 15. What is the first step in energy flow through an ecosystem? 16. Which of the following methods may help conserve water by reducing the amount used for agriculture? 17. How does climate change affect Earth's oceans? 18. Water is a major limiting factor in which of the following biomes? 19. What is the main reason that the tundra does not have large plants? 20. In which ways does overfishing lead to decreased biodiversity?
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