Stream ecology - inverts

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What score would you give someone who is constantly on social media during a workshop?

• Emerging

• Developing

• Proficient

• Advanced

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What score would you give someone who is listening, writing notes, and asking questions, but two times checked their phone out of habit, realized the problem and quickly put it away?

• Emerging

• Developing

• Proficient

• Advanced

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A river starts very small before getting larger. What is the name given to a small river that joins a larger river?

• Confluence
• Tribunal
• Tributary
• Joiner

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The start of a river is called the what?

• River summit
• River source
• River start
• River mouth

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Which of the following is untrue about aquatic macro invertebrates?

• Found in water

• Big enough to be seen without a microscope

• Has a backbone

• Does not have a backbone

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What does the prefix macro mean?

• small enough that you need a microscope to see it

• very big

• big enough that you can see it with an unaided eye

• an organism that lives on the bottom

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What does invertebrate mean?

• an organism that has a back bone

• does not have an internal skeleton (backbone)

• something you can see with an unaided eye

• an organism that lives in the water

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Which of these are NOT all examples of the macroinvertebrates?

• Mayfly, Stonefly, Damselfly, Cranefly, Midge, Leech

• Water Boatman, Scud, Crayfish, Water Penny

• fish, salamanders, frogs

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Which major Virginia watershed do we live in?

• Gulf of Mexico (Mississippi River) Watershed

• North Carolina Sound Watershed

• Chesapeake Bay Watershed

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Which category of organism cannot make its own food?

• Autotroph

• Heterotroph

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Which of the following describe algae?

• most have leaflike, rootlike and stemlike structures

• smallest chlorophyll containing organisms

• typically found in a watery environment

• usually classified by leaflike, rootlike and stemlike structures

• part of the plankton

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Which group of algae has been reclassified as cyanobacteria?

• dinoflagellates

• green

• red

• blue-green

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Carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, that are the building blocks of living systems are ________________compounds

• organic

• carbon

• inorganic

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Which of the following functional feeding groups would break down leaf litter?

• Scraper

• Shredder

• Collector/Gatherer

• Predator

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Which of the following functional feeding groups would eat algae?

• Scraper

• Shredder

• Collector/Gatherer

• Predator

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Insects that have the ability to create nets and cases at the bottoms of rivers to collect food and plant matter that is filtered out of the water would be classified as which of the following feeding styles?

• free living predators

• scrapers

• collector-gatherers

• collector-filterers

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Examine the graph below of two animal populations. Which animal must be the prey species?

• A

• B

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Predator population lags behind prey population because......

• Increase in predators leads to decrease in prey

• Increase in predators leads to increase in prey

• Increase in predators leads to decrease in producers

• Increase in producers leads to increase in prey

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An ecological relationship where no organisms benefit.

• Competition

• Mutualism

• Parasitism

• Symbiosis

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Name that organism:

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Name that organism:

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Gilled snail shells open on the _____ side.

• right

• left

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A structure of tiny teeth used for collecting food particles off a surface to bring toward an organisms mouth

• Ctnidia

• Hemolymph

• Radula

• Endosternite

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Name that organism:

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What is this?

• Caddisfly Larva

• Dobsonfly Larva

• Mayfly Larva

• Water Scorpion

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Name this organism

• stonefly
• caddisfly
• mayfly
• dobson fly

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What are 3 distinguishing features of a Mayfly nymph? Check all that apply.

• 3 tail filaments

• Feathery gills line the side of abdomen

• Typically black, but can be green or gray

• Makes a case to protect themselves

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Caddisflies are usually ______ and ______ shaped.

• cylindrical, C

• round, C

• oblong, D

• oval, C

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What is this?

• stonefly

• centipede

• mayfly

• Dobsonfly (hellgramite)

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• Stonefly Larva

• Caddisfly Larva

• Water Penny

• Water Scorpion

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Name that organism:

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Name that organism:

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What is this?

• Water penny

• Hellgramite

• mayfly

• caddisfly

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How do macroinvertebrates indicate water quality?

• If pollution-intolerant organisms are found, quality is good.

• If pollution-intolerant organisms not found, water is poor.

• If pollution-tolerant organisms are found, quality is good.

• If any of these are found, water is of poor quality.

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The presence of only pollution tolerant macroinvertebrates like aquatic worms and black fly larva indicates

• good quality water

• poor quality water

• fair quality water

• swimming pool water