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Biogeography ( Affects on Species Dispersal)

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The study of where organisms live and how they got there is called

a)

Biogeography

b)

Ecology

c)

Gastroenterology

d)

Biology

2.

Who study factors that have led to the worldwide distribution of species that exist today?

a)

Geographers

b)

Biogeographers

c)

Ecologists

d)

Physiologists

3.

What is one factor that has affected how species are distributed?

a)

The movement of heat.

b)

Sunlight

c)

The movement of the Earth's continent.

d)

The changes of climate.

4.

As the plates move, the continents move with them in a process called

a)

Tarnishing

b)

Movement Plate

c)

Continental Slope

d)

Continental Drift

5.

About 225 million years ago, all the continents were part of one huge landmass, called

a)

Pangaea

b)

Heraea

c)

Earthina

d)

Zantra

6.

What are examples of distributing species?

a)

Continental Drift

b)

Wind

c)

Water

d)

Living Things

7.

What are factors that can limit species dispersal?

a)

Physical Barriers

b)

Competition

c)

Climate

d)

Water

8.

What is dispersal?

a)

The movement of wind and water.

b)

The process in which plates shift away.

c)

The movement of organisms from one place to another.

d)

The process in which organisms die but reborns afterwards.

9.

What can cause dispersal?

a)

Living Things

b)

Gravity

c)

Wind

d)

Watee

10.

Which can help disperse living things by wind?

a)

Birds

b)

Minerals

c)

Fungi Spores

d)

Seeds

11.

Water can disperse organisms such as

a)

Fish

b)

Salt Content

c)

Leaves

d)

Marine Mammals

12.

What is an exotic species?

a)

An organism that is carried into a new location by people.

b)

Species in danger of becoming extinct in the near future.

c)

A species that influences the survival of many other species.

d)

The first species to populate an area.

13.

What are some forms of physical barriers?

a)

Wind and climate

b)

Mountains and water

c)

Competition and trees

d)

Mountains and rocks