How is energy released during cellular respiration?

from breaking chemical bonds in glucose

Suppose dogs eat chickens in a coop. Will this help the chicken's population increase or decrease?

Decrease. There will be a decrease in the chicken population because there will be more deaths than births.

Increase. The chicken population will increase causing more births than deaths.

Stable. The chicken population will remain stable.

Which change to the food web would lead to an increase in the deer population? (choose all correct answers)

a decrease in the puma population

an increase in the grass population

an increase in the puma population

a decrease in the grass population

Which scenarios best applies to the above graph?

The fox population increased because they did not reach their Carrying capacity.

The rabbit population stayed the same because there were producing more rabbits then were being hunted.

The fox population increase because there are plenty of rabbits to eat.

The fox population decreased, while the rabbit population increased.

The population of deer in a certain area is monitored over a period of six years. The data is represented in the graph provided. Which of the following is the most likely explanation for the change in population in 2009?

Humans introduced grazing animals that feed on the same plants as the deer.

Wolves, which prey on deer, were being hunted more than usual.

Rainfall in the previous spring was higher than the yearly average.

More insects that pollinate flowering plants move into the habitat.

the ability to make things move or change

a molecule that organisms can use to release the energy needed to survive

a model that shows what eats what in an ecosystem

a molecule that organisms can use to release energy, and that is made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms

A consumer population is

a population that eats organisms from another population

a population that is eaten by organisms from another population

a population that uses up more energy than other populations

a population that gets it's energy all from plants

A large population of ducks lives in an area with a lake. In the last 40 years, the size of the duck population has stayed the same . What must be true about the duck population during the last 40 years?

The number of ducks that were born was the same as the number of ducks that died.

No ducks were born and no ducks died.

Humans started protecting the duck population so they stopped dying.

The ducks did not have any baby ducks during these years.

What are microorganisms?

Tiny structures that make up all living things

Invisible creatures that threaten the human body

What is the human microbiome?

The environment and organisms living in and on the human body

The number of bacteria in the human body

The harmful bacteria in the human body

The helpful bacteria in the human body

What do bacteria in the gut help with?

Protecting the body from infection

What happens when a person takes antibiotics?

Helpful bacteria grow back immediately

The microbiome remains unchanged

What causes food poisoning?

Infection with harmful bacteria

What do Bacilli and Bacteriodaceae do in the gut?

Help the body defend itself against disease

Line the gut to prevent harmful bacteria

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All the living and nonliving things in a given area

Biotic factors

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Habitat

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Living things in an ecosystem

Biotic Factors

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Ecosystem

Habitat

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Almost all energy comes from what source? (pg. 431)

Plants

Soil

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Water

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Almost all energy comes from what source? (pg. 431)

Plants

Soil

Sun

Water

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A series of chemical reactions that convert light energy, water, and carbon dioxide into the food energy molecule glucose and give off oxygen

Precipitation

Photosynthesis

Chenosynthesis

Nitrogen Fixation

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A model of energy transfer that shows how food chains in a community are interconnected

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Ecosystem

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The Layer of gases that surrounds Earth

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Biosphere

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Climate

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Matter and Energy, Population Resources, Microbiome

All the living and nonliving things in a given area

Living things in an ecosystem

Almost all energy comes from what source? (pg. 431)

Almost all energy comes from what source? (pg. 431)

A series of chemical reactions that convert light energy, water, and carbon dioxide into the food energy molecule glucose and give off oxygen

A model of energy transfer that shows how food chains in a community are interconnected

The Layer of gases that surrounds Earth

A model that shows how energy flows in an ecosystem through feeding relationships

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