Exploring Natural Ecosystem Changes and Succession
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Emma Peterson
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Biology
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9th - 12th Grade
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Medium
06:38
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What do ice cores primarily reveal about the past environment?
Changes in landforms
Fluctuations in atmospheric gases
Types of ancient plant species
Ocean temperature variations
2.
Multiple Choice
What evidence do scientists use to study past climates?
Satellite images
Ice cores
Historical documents
Fossil records
3.
Multiple Choice
Which factor is NOT mentioned as influencing Earth's climate?
Volcanic activity
Biological evolution
Earth's orbital changes
Solar output variations
4.
Multiple Choice
How do changes in solar output affect Earth's climate?
Increase in sea levels
Changes in atmospheric temperatures
Expansion of deserts
Reduction in biodiversity
5.
Multiple Choice
What typically follows a mass extinction event?
Decrease in biodiversity
Adaptive radiation
Rapid industrial growth
Stabilization of climate
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