Jelly Population Explosions Quiz

What is a population explosion in an ecosystem?

• A sudden increase in the number of different species in an ecosystem

• A rapid increase in the population of a specific species in an ecosystem

• A stable population of organisms in an ecosystem

• A decrease in the number of living organisms in an ecosystem

Why are people concerned about jelly population explosions?

• Because it leads to an increase in fish population

• Because it has no impact on the environment

• Because it causes a decrease in zooplankton population

• Because it affects human activities and ecosystems

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Which ocean ecosystems were studied by the team of ecologists?

• Northern Indian and Southern Indian

• Northern Benguela and Southern Benguela

• Northern Atlantic and Southern Atlantic

• Northern Pacific and Southern Pacific

What was the important difference found between Northern Benguela and Southern Benguela?

• The presence of laws limiting fishing in Southern Benguela

• The absence of fish in Southern Benguela

• The absence of laws limiting fishing in Northern Benguela

• The presence of jellyfish in Northern Benguela

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What is the relationship between jellies and sardines in terms of food consumption?

• They eat each other

• They do not eat the same food

• They eat the same food

• They do not eat anything

What is the indirect effect of overfishing in Northern Benguela?

• Decrease in fish population

• Increase in zooplankton population

• Increase in sardine population

• Decrease in jelly population

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What is biodiversity a measurement of?

• The number of different kinds of living things in an ecosystem

• The number of fish in an ecosystem

• The number of jellyfish in an ecosystem

• The number of zooplankton in an ecosystem

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What caused the jelly population increase in Northern Benguela?

• Increase in zooplankton population

• Decrease in fish population

• Decrease in zooplankton population

• Increase in sardine population

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What is an example of an indirect effect in the ecosystem?

• A change in the jelly population causing a change in the sardine population

• A change in the fish population causing a change in the jelly population

• A change in the sardine population causing a change in the zooplankton population

• A change in the zooplankton population causing a change in the jelly population

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What is the main purpose of coming up with plans like fishing limits in ecosystems?

• To maintain the instability of the ecosystem

• To increase the population of jellies in the ecosystem

• To decrease the biodiversity of the ecosystem

• To maintain the stability and biodiversity of the ecosystem

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