Cave Ecosystems and Lampenflora
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Ethan Morris
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Biology, Science, Geography, History
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7th - 12th Grade
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Hard
05:51
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is the primary reason plants are not typically found in deep caves?
Lack of nutrients
Absence of sunlight
High humidity
Low temperatures
2.
Multiple Choice
What are lampenflora?
Plants that thrive near artificial lights in caves
Cave-dwelling animals
Plants that grow in complete darkness
Microbes that live on cave walls
3.
Multiple Choice
Why do caves preserve ancient artifacts so well?
They have a constant supply of fresh air
They are frequently visited by humans
They have stable temperature and humidity
They are rich in minerals
4.
Multiple Choice
How do lampenflora typically enter caves?
Through cracks in the cave walls
Through underground rivers
Carried by wind, water, and visitors
By growing from the cave floor
5.
Multiple Choice
What is a major threat posed by lampenflora in caves?
They consume all available oxygen
They can damage cave surfaces and artifacts
They attract large predators
They cause flooding
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