NC Wildlife Unit 1 Ecosystems & Habitats (For Grade Recovery)

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NC Wildlife Unit 1 Ecosystems & Habitats (For Grade Recovery)Versión en línea Test your knowledge about biomes, niches, microhabitats, keystone species, and trophic levels in ecosystems! por Noel Sayco 1 What is a large-scale community of plants and animals that occupies a distinct region? a Habitat b Ecosystem c Biome d Niche 2 What is the role or function of an organism or species within an ecosystem? a Biome b Niche c Trophic level d Habitat 3 What is a small, specialized habitat within a larger ecosystem, often with unique environmental conditions? a Biome b Trophic level c Microhabitat d Keystone species 4 Which species has a disproportionately large effect on its environment relative to its abundance? a Microhabitat b Trophic level c Niche d Keystone species 5 What is the position of an organism in a food chain or food web? a Trophic level b Niche c Keystone species d Biome 6 What is genetic diversity? a The variety of genes within a species or population. b The state of a species being unique to a defined geographic location. c The number of different species within a community. d An area with high levels of species richness. 7 What is species richness? a The variety of genes within a species or population. b The state of a species being unique to a defined geographic location. c The number of different species within a community or ecosystem. d An area with high levels of endemism. 8 What is endemism? a The ecological state of a species being unique to a defined geographic location. b The variety of genes within a species or population. c The number of different species within a community or ecosystem. d An area with high levels of species richness. 9 What is a keystone species? a A species that is not important for ecosystem stability. b A species that plays a critical role in maintaining the structure and function of an ecosystem. c A species with high genetic diversity. d A species found in multiple geographic locations. 10 What is a hotspot? a A species that is not important for conservation efforts. b An area with low levels of biodiversity. c An area with exceptionally high levels of species richness and endemism. d A species that is widespread globally. 11 What is primary succession? a The process of ecological succession that occurs in disturbed areas. b The process of ecological succession that occurs in previously inhabited areas. c The process of ecological succession that begins in essentially lifeless areas. d The stable community that arises after ecological succession. 12 What is secondary succession? a The first organisms to colonize a barren area. b The process of ecological succession that begins in lifeless areas. c The stable community that arises after ecological succession. d The process of ecological succession that occurs in a previously inhabited but disturbed area. 13 What is a climax community? a The first organisms to colonize a barren area. b The process of ecological succession that occurs in disturbed areas. c The process of ecological succession that begins in lifeless areas. d A stable, self-perpetuating community that arises after an ecological succession. 14 What are pioneer species? a The first organisms to colonize a previously barren area. b The process of ecological succession that occurs in disturbed areas. c The stable community that arises after ecological succession. d A stable, self-perpetuating community. 15 What is disturbance in ecology? a The process of ecological succession that begins in lifeless areas. b Events that disrupt an ecosystem, leading to changes in species composition. c The process of ecological succession that occurs in disturbed areas. d The stable community that arises after ecological succession. 16 What is carrying capacity? a The rate of population growth b The number of individuals in a population c The pattern of population distribution d The maximum population size the environment can sustain 17 What is population density? a The maximum population size b The rate of population growth c The statistical study of populations d Number of individuals per unit area or volume 18 What is population growth rate? a The number of individuals in a population b The pattern of population distribution c Rate at which population size increases d The maximum population size 19 What is population distribution? a The rate of population growth b The statistical study of populations c Pattern of where individuals are found in an area d The maximum population size 20 What is demography? a Statistical study of populations b The pattern of population distribution c The rate of population growth d The maximum population size

NC Wildlife Unit 1 Ecosystems & Habitats (For Grade Recovery)Versión en línea

Test your knowledge about biomes, niches, microhabitats, keystone species, and trophic levels in ecosystems!

por Noel Sayco

What is a large-scale community of plants and animals that occupies a distinct region?

Habitat

Ecosystem

Biome

Niche

What is the role or function of an organism or species within an ecosystem?

Biome

Niche

Trophic level

Habitat

What is a small, specialized habitat within a larger ecosystem, often with unique environmental conditions?

Biome

Trophic level

Microhabitat

Keystone species

Which species has a disproportionately large effect on its environment relative to its abundance?

Microhabitat

Trophic level

Niche

Keystone species

What is the position of an organism in a food chain or food web?

Trophic level

Niche

Keystone species

Biome

What is genetic diversity?

The variety of genes within a species or population.

The state of a species being unique to a defined geographic location.

The number of different species within a community.

An area with high levels of species richness.

What is species richness?

The variety of genes within a species or population.

The state of a species being unique to a defined geographic location.

The number of different species within a community or ecosystem.

An area with high levels of endemism.

What is endemism?

The ecological state of a species being unique to a defined geographic location.

The variety of genes within a species or population.

The number of different species within a community or ecosystem.

An area with high levels of species richness.

What is a keystone species?

A species that is not important for ecosystem stability.

A species that plays a critical role in maintaining the structure and function of an ecosystem.

A species with high genetic diversity.

A species found in multiple geographic locations.

What is a hotspot?

A species that is not important for conservation efforts.

An area with low levels of biodiversity.

An area with exceptionally high levels of species richness and endemism.

A species that is widespread globally.

What is primary succession?

The process of ecological succession that occurs in disturbed areas.

The process of ecological succession that occurs in previously inhabited areas.

The process of ecological succession that begins in essentially lifeless areas.

The stable community that arises after ecological succession.

What is secondary succession?

The first organisms to colonize a barren area.

The process of ecological succession that begins in lifeless areas.

The stable community that arises after ecological succession.

The process of ecological succession that occurs in a previously inhabited but disturbed area.

What is a climax community?

The first organisms to colonize a barren area.

The process of ecological succession that occurs in disturbed areas.

The process of ecological succession that begins in lifeless areas.

A stable, self-perpetuating community that arises after an ecological succession.

What are pioneer species?

The first organisms to colonize a previously barren area.

The process of ecological succession that occurs in disturbed areas.

The stable community that arises after ecological succession.

A stable, self-perpetuating community.

What is disturbance in ecology?

The process of ecological succession that begins in lifeless areas.

Events that disrupt an ecosystem, leading to changes in species composition.

The process of ecological succession that occurs in disturbed areas.

The stable community that arises after ecological succession.

What is carrying capacity?

The rate of population growth

The number of individuals in a population

The pattern of population distribution

The maximum population size the environment can sustain

What is population density?

The maximum population size

The rate of population growth

The statistical study of populations

Number of individuals per unit area or volume

What is population growth rate?

The number of individuals in a population

The pattern of population distribution

Rate at which population size increases

The maximum population size

What is population distribution?

The rate of population growth

The statistical study of populations

Pattern of where individuals are found in an area

The maximum population size

What is demography?

Statistical study of populations

The pattern of population distribution

The rate of population growth

The maximum population size

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NC Wildlife Unit 1 Ecosystems & Habitats (For Grade Recovery)Versión en línea

por Noel Sayco

What is a large-scale community of plants and animals that occupies a distinct region?

What is the role or function of an organism or species within an ecosystem?

What is a small, specialized habitat within a larger ecosystem, often with unique environmental conditions?

Which species has a disproportionately large effect on its environment relative to its abundance?

What is the position of an organism in a food chain or food web?

What is genetic diversity?

What is species richness?

What is endemism?

What is a keystone species?

What is a hotspot?

What is primary succession?

What is secondary succession?

What is a climax community?

What are pioneer species?

What is disturbance in ecology?

What is carrying capacity?

What is population density?

What is population growth rate?

What is population distribution?

What is demography?