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Ecological Stability: Cause and Effect

Ecological Stability: Cause and Effect

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Science, Biology

9th Grade

Easy

NGSS
MS-LS2-4, MS-LS2-2, MS-ESS3-2

+2

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Kasey Hallett

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Ecological Stability: Cause and Effect

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The meaning of "equilibrium" is most similar to -

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dysfunction

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content

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complicated

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balanced

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Multiple Choice

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A flood would be an...

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Abiotic factor

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Biotic factor

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Multiple Choice

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A swarm of locusts, a common nuisance in East African countries, is considered a...

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Abiotic factor

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Biotic factor

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Multiple Select

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Starfish are a keystone species. Check ALL the species that would be most directly affected if starfish were eliminated:

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Limpets

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Mussels

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Acorn barnacles

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Whelk

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Gooseneck barnacles

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Multiple Choice

A species that enters a new ecosystem AND causes harm to the native species is called a-

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invasive species

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pioneer species

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keystone species

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native species

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Multiple Choice

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If the MOUSE disappeared from this food chain, which organism would have less to eat?

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grass

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grasshopper

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mouse

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owl

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Multiple Choice

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If there was an increase in the Owl population, which organism would decrease?

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grass

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grasshopper

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mouse

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owl

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Which of these is NOT an impact to the ecosystem after a hurricane?

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Flooding of the ecosystem

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Erosion of beaches

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Poor water quality in the area

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Fires through the vegetation

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