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WorksheetsDE Bio Q3 Visual ID Practice
Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins
Genes from field 1 are in pollen grains that get blown by the wind into field 2. What is this an example of?
gene flow
natural selection
mutation
genetic drift
The base sequence of a gene has changed from the parent's version and the offspring who inherited it. What is this an example of?
gene flow
natural selection
mutation
genetic drift
The bird is eating the beetles that aren't camouflaged. What is this an example of?
gene flow
natural selection
mutation
genetic drift
More green beetles than brown beetles were randomly taken out of the breeding population. What is this an example of?
gene flow
natural selection
mutation
genetic drift
Which type of natural selection is shown in the graph?
stabilizing selection
directional selection
diversifying selection
artificial selection
Which type of natural selection is shown in the graph?
stabilizing selection
directional selection
diversifying selection
artificial selection
Which type of natural selection is shown in the graph?
stabilizing selection
directional selection
diversifying selection
artificial selection
Label the biomes.
Label the biomes.
Label the biomes.
Label the biomes.
Which biome is this?
shrublands
savanna
grasslands
semi-desert
Which biome is this?
shrublands
savanna
grasslands
semi-desert
Which biome is this?
shrublands
savanna
grasslands
semi-desert
Which biome is this?
shrublands
savanna
grasslands
semi-desert
Which biome is this?
tropical seasonal forest
tropical evergreen forest
mixed forest
temperate forest
Which biome is this?
tropical seasonal forest
tropical evergreen forest
boreal evergreen forest
temperate forest
Which biome is this?
tropical seasonal forest
tropical evergreen forest
boreal evergreen forest
temperate forest
Which biome is this?
tropical seasonal forest
tropical evergreen forest
boreal evergreen forest
temperate forest
Which biome is this?
desert
tundra
ice
Which biome is this?
desert
tundra
ice
Which biome is this?
desert
tundra
ice
Match the following word-dissection parts.
bio
life
geo
earth
graphy
writing
Define "biogeography".
Match the following terrestrial factors with their aquatic correlates.
altitude
depth
air quality
turbidity
plants
algae
jet stream
ocean current
Which factors affect BOTH terrestrial and aquatic systems?
salinity
pH
temperature
dissolved oxygen
Label the ocean zones.
Label the ocean zones.
Which freshwater biome is this?
river
lake/pond
wetland
Which freshwater biome is this?
river
lake/pond
wetland
Which freshwater biome is this?
river
lake/pond
wetland
Which marine biome is this?
mangrove forest
saltmarsh
ocean
estuary
Which marine biome is this?
mangrove forest
saltmarsh
ocean
estuary
Which marine biome is this?
mangrove forest
saltmarsh
ocean
estuary
Which marine biome is this?
mangrove forest
saltmarsh
ocean
estuary
What process is shown here?
upwelling
turnover
senescence
productivity
Why is this process important?
What process is shown here?
upwelling
turnover
senescence
productivity
Why is this process important?
Place the locations in order of biomass (1 = most, 4 = least)
Equator
Tropic of Cancer
Arctic Circle
North Pole
Net Primary Productivity = total Carbon (a) − total Carbon (b)
Match the following types of species with their characteristics.
endemic
found in small geographic area
generalist
found in wide variety of areas
absent
not found in an area of interest
invasive
found in an area they did not evolve in
Ecological Succession is _____ in communities over time.
change
stability
In this model, how many years did it take for moss to join the community?
5 years
10 years
15 years
20 years
In this model, how many years did it take for a canopy + understory to form?
1-3 years
3-5 years
5-7 years
7-9 years
9-11 years
The lichen on this rock is a ____.
climax species
keystone species
pioneer species
endangered species
This is an example of ____.
1° Succession
2° Succession
The community on the right is a ______.
climax community
pioneer community
The community on the left has been disturbed. If left alone, it will go through ______.
1° succession
2° succession
This is a(n) (a) growth curve. This applies when resources are (b) for a population.
This is a (a) growth curve. It applies when resources are (b) for a population.
Which survivorship curve applies to a species that provides a lot of parental care?
Type I
Type II
Type III
Which survivorship curve applies to a species that has an even chance of dying at every life stage?
Type I
Type II
Type III
Which survivorship curve applies to a species that has lots of offspring, but very few survive to reproductive age?
Type I
Type II
Type III
Which survivorship curve applies to a species that has few offspring, but most survive to reproductive age?
Type I
Type II
Type III
Which survivorship curve applies to a species that provides little/no parental care?
Type I
Type II
Type III
Which ecological dynamic is shown in this model?
(a)
Which of these are examples of density-independent regulation?
disease
famine
volcanic eruption
tornado
Which of these are examples of density-dependent regulation?
disease
famine
volcanic eruption
tornado
Which ecological principle is demonstrated by this graph series?
(a)
Which kind of behavior is this?
courtship display
aggressive display
distraction display
altruism
Which kind of behavior is this?
courtship display
aggressive display
distraction display
altruism
Which kind of behavior is this?
courtship display
aggressive display
distraction display
altruism
Which kind of behavior is this?
courtship display
aggressive display
distraction display
altruism
Place the Geological Periods in order from oldest to youngest.
Ordovician-Silurian
Late Devonian
Permian-Triassic
Triassic-Jurassic
Cretaceous-Paleogene
Place the Mass Extinctions in order from latest to most recent.
end-Ordovician
end-Devonian
end-Permian
end-Triassic
end-Cretaceous
The colored areas on the map cover 2.3% of the earth's surface. They have been identified as (a) .
The colored areas on the map cover 2.3% of the earth's surface. What percentage of the earth's plant species do they contain?
(a)
Match the types of diversity with their human impact.
genetic
survival of species who provide ecosystem services
chemical
pharmaceutical and nutritional resources
ecosystem
ecosystem services, especially for food crops
Match the types of diversity with their effect on the earth's species.
genetic
capacity for future adaptation
chemical
metabolism, homeostasis, defense
ecosystem
availability of niches to shelter in
What are the top 3 anthropogenic causes of biodiversity loss?
habitat destruction
introduction of invasive species
over-harvesting
wetland restoration
Label the ocean zones.
Label the ocean zones.
