Honors Biology Review

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Honors Biology Review

• Unit Two

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1 point

• The non-living parts of an
• organisms environment such
• as air currents, moisture,
• light soil

ABIOTIC FACTORS
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2 point

• THE SYMBIOTIC
• RELATIONSHIP SEEN WHEN
• A BIRD EATS A RASPBERRY

MUTUALISM
4
3 point

• ORGANISMS THAT OCCUPY A
• UNIQUE NICHE ARE USUALLY
• SUCCESSFUL DUE TO A
• LACK OF THIS FROM OTHER
• ORGANISMS

COMPETITION
5
1 point

• AN ORGANISM THAT FEEDS
• ON OTHER ORGANISMS
• REMAINS THAT ARE ALREADY
• DEAD

SCAVENGER
6
2 point

• IN AN ENERGY PYRAMID, THE
• ORDER OF HETEROTROPH
• THAT A CARNIVORE IS
• REPRESENTED BY

2ND ORDER HETEROTROPH
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3 point

• THIS ORGANISM TRANSFORMS
• OTHERWISE UNUSABLE
• NITROGEN WITHIN THE
• ATMOSPHERE INTO A FORM
• THAT PLANTS CAN READILY USE

SOIL BACTERIA
8
1 point

• THE CYCLE THAT INVOLVES
• AUTOTROPHS PRODUCING
• O2 AS A PRODUCT OF
• PHOTOSYNTHESIS

CARBON CYCLE
9
2 point

• THIS PICTORIALLY SHOWS
• THAT POPULATION SIZE
• DECREASES AS THE
• TROPHIC LEVEL INCREASE

PYRAMID OF NUMBERS
10
3 point

• THE RULE OF THUMB THAT
• EXPLAINS THAT 90 OF
• ENERGY IS LOST AT EVERY
• TROPHIC LEVEL IN THE
• FORM OF HEAT

10 RULE / LAW
11
1 point

• WE A CAN SAFELY ASSUME
• ALL PRIMARY CONSUMERS
• ARE THIS GIVEN THEY LIKE
• TO EAT PLANTS

HERBIVORES
12
2 point

• PESTICIDES AND HEAVY
• METALS ARE FOUND TO BE
• MORE HEAVILY CONCENTRATED
• IN TERTIARY CONSUMERS IN A
• PROCESS CALLED THIS

BIOMAGNIFICATION
13
3 point

• WITHIN A FOOD WEB, AN
• ORGANISM THAT CAN BE
• EITHER A HERBIVORE OR A
• CARNIVORE IS REFERRED TO
• AS THIS

OMNIVORE
14
1 point

• THE SYMBIOTIC
• RELATIONSHIP
• REPRESENTED
• HERE BETWEEN THE DODDER
• AND A SHRUB

PARASITISM
15
2 point

• THE BIOLOGICAL STUDY OF
• HOW ORGANISMS INTERACT
• WITH THEIR ENVIRONMENTS

ECOLOGY
16
5 point

• THIS CHEMICAL PROPERTY OF
• PESTICIDES AND HEAVY
• METALS ALLOW THEM TO
• REMAIN IN THE TISSUES OF
• MANY TERTIARY CONSUMERS
• FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME

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