Ecosystems that have a large variety of plants and animal

• Biodiversity

• Carrying capacity

• Limiting factors

• Deforestation

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A pond in an ecosystem can only hold 30 fish. This is an example of

• Biodiversity

• Overfishing

• Carrying capacity

• Degradation

The measure of how many resources a person or group uses

• Monocropping

• Irrigation

• The Green Revolution

• Ecological Footprint

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____________ are used to keep insects and other pests off of crops and plants

• Pesticides

• Irrigation

• Monocropping

• Tilling

Deforestation is the cutting down of trees, which destroys the homes of many animals. This can lead to

• Habitat destruction

• Urbanization

• Sustainability

• Tilling

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When an environment is split into segments by human made things, like roads, this is called

• Tragedy of the Commons

• Invasive Species

• Sustainable Agriculture

• Habitat Fragmentation

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Mixing and breaking up soil to make planting crops easier

• Irrigation

• Tilling

• Pesticides

• Composting

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The idea that humans will use all the resources (like food, water, land) and deplete them if they are not regulated is called

• Green Revolution

• Sustainability

• Tragedy of the Commons

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Which of the following will help the sustainability of ecosystems and farms? (Click all that apply)

• Synthetic Fertilizer

• Composting

• Sustainable agriculture

• Monocropping

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Consuming a resource or using land in a way that doesn't cause harm so that future generations have enough is called

• Urbanization

• Keystone species

• Sustainability

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