1) organisms compete for new territory or resources a) Pre-emitive Competition b) Parasitoidism 2) a grassy ecosystem characterized by scattered trees, shrubs, and grasslands. It typically has a warm climate and receives seasonal rainfall. a) taiga b) savanna 3) Largest land Biome in the World. a) Tundra b) Taiga 4) one organism lives in the nest, burrow, or dwelling of another species, benefiting from the shelter or protection provided without causing harm to the host. a) Ecological Succsession b) Inquilinism Commensalism 5) community of metaphytes and metazoans that have common characteristics. a) Ecosystem b) Biome 6) Largest water Biome a) Marine Aquatic Biome b) Fresh water Biome 7) water is not potable, includes water in ice sheets, ice caps, glaciers, iceberg, and even groundwater. a) Marine Aquatic Biome b) Freshwater Biome 8) process of biological community changes resulting from disturbances. a) Ecological Succsesion b) Inquilinism 9) habitat conservation method wherein endangered species are taken outside their natural habitat. a) Ex-situ Conservation Method b) In-situ Conservation Method 10) habitat conservation method wherein the species are protected in their natural habitats. a) Ex-situ Conservation Method b) In-situ Conservation Method 11) organism can live with more than one partner. a) Parasitoidism b) Diffusive Mutualism 12) one organism lives on, while the host often leads to death. a) Parasitoidism b) Diffusivie Mutualism 13) a jungle where it stays warm all year. a) tundra b) tropical forest 14) flat and cold climate with low plants and thick layer of ice. a) tundra b) tropical forest 15) yellowish or blackish, has smoke or soot in it, and a mixture of various gases with dust and water vapor. a) smog b) fog 16) occur whenan organism temporarily attaches to another organism for the purposes of transportation  a) Cleaning Mutualism b) Phoresy Commensalism 17) number of different kinds of genes present in a species or population. a) Genetic Biodiversity b) Species Biodiversity  18) study of the organization and functioning of communities. a) Mutualism Ecology b) Community Ecology 19) one organism feeds on another organism a) Predation b) Mutualism 20) a scenario in which a planet's greenhouse effect becomes uncontrollably intense, can bring extreme form of global warming. a) Run-off Greenhouse effect b) Runaway Greenhouse Effect 21) Renewable resources from living things a) Inorganic Renewable Sources b) Organic Renewable Sources 22) renewable resources from nonliving things a) Inorganic Renewable Sources b) Organic Renewable Sources  23) Levels of Biodiversity, Except.... a) Genetic Biodiversity b) Population Biodiversity c) Ecological Biodiversity d) Species Biodiversity 24) Factors that limit the growth of Philippine Eagle, except .... a) Overhunting b) Availability of food c) Deforestation d) Slow rate of reproduction 25) manmade ecosystem a) Greyser & Hotspring b) Desserts & lakes 26) Regulating elements of biodiversity provide essential benefit, except.. a) Climate and weather b) Genetic Biodiversity c) Predation & Mutualism d) Ecological Biodiversity 27) In-situ Conservation Method Facilities, except.. a) Botanical Garden b) Natural parks c) Biosphere reserves d) Wildlife sanctuary 28) Ex-situ Conservation Method Facilities: a) Natural Parks b) Cryopresevation Centers c) Laboratory d) Botanical Garden 29) Purpose of Mutualism Relationship, except... a) Diffusive Mutualism b) Defensive Mutualism c) Dispersive Mutualism d) Thropic Mutualism 30) Effects of Soil Pollution, except ... a) Loss of soil nutrients b) Greater errosion c) Impacts on the natural flora and fauna d) Degrades vegetation

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