Transcript What four areas does population size depend on?

1 What four areas does
population size depend on?
-# of Births
-# of Deaths
-Immigration (Entering Pop.)
-Emigration (Leaving Pop.)
2 What shape is exponential
growth and what causes it?
• “J”
• Unlimited resources
(food, water & space)
3 Draw and describe exponential
growth.
• Slow initial growth that becomes rapid
over time.
4 What is the shape and causes of
logistic growth?
•“s”
•Exponential
growth that
slows or stops
because
of limited
resources
5 Draw and describe logistic
growth.
• Exponential growth that slows or stops
because of
limited
resources
6 What is the largest number of
organisms of a species the
environment can support?
• Carrying Capacity
7 What types of factors are
considered limiting factors that
restrict population growth?
• Biotic and abiotic that restricts population
growth (ex. Food (biotic) & space (abiotic))
8 What is density?
• Amount of organisms in an area
9 What are the two types of limiting
factors?
• -Density-dependent
• -Density- Independent
10 What are the three types of
density dependent factors?
• -Predation
• -Disease
• -Competition for resources
11 What are the three types of
density-dependent factors?
• DUPLICATE!
12 What are the three types of
density-independent factors?
• -Natural Disaster
• -Weather / Climate
• -Human Activity
13 In the water cycle, what two
methods take water into the
atmosphere and briefly
describe each.
• -Evaporation- From areas of concentration
of water (Ponds, lakes etc.)
• -Transpiration- H20 lost from plants
14 What is it called when water
forms clouds?
• Condensation
15 What is it called when water
falls back to Earth and give 2
examples.
• -Precipitation
• -Rain
• -Snow
16 What four methods release
carbon dioxide/CO2 to the air?
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-Volcanoes
-Human Activity
-Respiration
-Decomposition
17 What process uses carbon
dioxide to make glucose?
• Photosynthesis
18 Organisms use and release
carbon dioxide by which
process?
• Respiration
19 What 2 important uses is carbon
dioxide needed for to help
humans?
• -Food carbohydrates
• -Living tissue and skeleton
20 What converts N2 in the soil for
plants?
• Bacteria
21 When organisms consume
plants, what macromolecule does
nitrogen help produce?
• proteins
22 What three factors help return
nitrogen to the soil?
• -Dead organisms/ decompositions
• -Bacterial nitrogen fixation
• -Animal Waste
23 What breaks N2 down in the soil
and returns it to the
atmosphere?
• Bacteria
24 Amino acids are monomers of
which macromolecule that is
vital to humans?
• Proteins
25 How much of the atmosphere is
nitrogen?
• 78%
26 What saves/protects natural
resources and organisms?
• Conservation Biology
27. How many species are in
danger of extinction in the
U.S.?
• 1,200
28 An organism that is likely to
become endangered in the near
future is considered? Give an
example
• -threatened Species
• -Polar Bear
29 An organism that is subject to
immediate extinction is
considered? Give an example.
• -Endangered Species
• -Humpback Whale
30 What is a study over a long
period considered?
• Longitudal Analysis
31 What is an increase in the
average temperature on Earth?
• Global Warming
32 What is the trapping of heat in
the atmosphere? What are 2
implications?
• Greenhouse Effect- Deterioration of habit,
drought and disruption of relationships
33. The water cycle:
condensation, precipitation, runoff,
transpiration, evaporation, seepage
and root uptake.
34. Carbon cycle: co2 in
atmosphere, co2 in ocean add
photosynthesis.
33. What is moderate temperature
areas called?
• Temperate
34 What is called when a tree
sheds its leaves every year during
a particular season?
• deciduous
35 List the biomes and their
temperatures and seasons.
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-Tropical Rainforest- Hot at top- Cool at Floor
-Savanna- Hot
-Desert- Hot day/Cold night
-Temperate Grassland- Hot summers, cold winters
-Temperate Deciduous Forest- Cold winters, moderate
summers
-Taiga- Bitterly cold winters, mild summers
-Tundra- Very cold, with short cool summers
-Lakes/Freshwater (Great Lakes)- Cold winters,
warm/hot summers
-Oceans (Cali. Coast) 50-70F
36 List the general locations of
each biome.
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-Tropical Rainforest – Along equator/oceans
-Savanna- Eastern Africa
-Desert- Near equator- not near ocean
-Temperate Grassland- Midwest/central U.S
-Temperate Deciduous Forest- Northern U.S
-Taiga- Upper/Lower regions of earth (Not poles)
-Lakes/Freshwater Great Lakes in Minnesota,
Southern Canada
• -Oceans (Cali. Coast) Duh, on the California
Coast
37 List the wildlife for each biome.
• Tropical Rainforest- Jaguars, Boa Constrictors, Monkeys
etc
• Savanna-rhinoceros, elephants and lions
• Desert- rattlesnakes, golden eagle, and mountain lions
• Temperate grassland- grizzly bear, coyotes and rabbits
• Temperate deciduous forest- deer, bobcats, and squirrels
• Taiga- moose, beavers, and Timberwolves
• Great Lakes/freshwater- trout, bass and pike
• Ocean/California Coast- seals dolphins and whales
38 List the plant life for each biome
(if listed)
• Tropical Rainforest- canopy-like trees, shorter trees and
vines
• Savanna- tall grass and fire resistant trees and shrubs
• Desert- cacti and creosote bush
• Temperate grassland- grass and herbs
• Temperate deciduous forest-fern, moss and deciduous
trees
• Taiga- needle leaf /evergreen trees, berry bearing shrubs
• Great Lakes/freshwater-lily pads and cattails
• Ocean/California Coast- seaweed and kelp