Earth/Environmental Science
Ecology Test: 11/3/15
Earth/Environmental Science
Ecology Test: 11/3/15
Biomes (pg. 143-163)
Tropical rain forest, temperate deciduous forest, taiga, savanna,
tundra, desert, temperate grassland: know general temperature and
precipitation patterns for each as well as the location of each biome
Biomes (pg. 143-163)
Tropical rain forest, temperate deciduous forest, taiga, savanna,
tundra, desert, temperate grassland: know general temperature and
precipitation patterns for each as well as the location of each biome
Biogeochemical Cycles (pg. 124-128)
Nitrogen cycle (legumes, nitrogen-fixing bacteria)
Carbon cycle (respiration and photosynthesis, combustion)
Phosphorus cycle (effects of fertilizers; sediment storage)
Water cycle (know 3 “new” steps)
Biogeochemical Cycles (pg. 124-128)
Nitrogen cycle (legumes, nitrogen-fixing bacteria)
Carbon cycle (respiration and photosynthesis, combustion)
Phosphorus cycle (effects of fertilizers)
Water cycle (know 3 “new” steps)
Energy Flow in Ecosystems/Food Webs (pg. 117-123)
Contrast producer/consumer/decomposer
Know food web vs. food chain
Identify primary/secondary/tertiary consumers
Know types of consumers (diet)
Be able to describe how energy is transferred through trophic levels
Energy Flow in Ecosystems/Food Webs (pg. 117-123)
Contrast producer/consumer/decomposer
Know food web vs. food chain
Identify primary/secondary/tertiary consumers
Know types of consumers (diet)
Be able to describe how energy is transferred through trophic levels
Populations & Human Effects on the Environment
Ecological footprints, tragedy of the commons (pg. 16-21)
Know primary vs. secondary succession (pg. 129-133)
Invasive/exotic species (pg. 247)
Symbiosis: parasitism, mutualism, commensalism (pg. 208-209)
Know the ecological hierarchy (pg. 93-96)
Be able to describe some factors of population (pg. 197-202)
Know measures of human population (pg. 219-222)
Populations & Human Effects on the Environment
Ecological footprints, tragedy of the commons (pg. 16-21)
Know primary vs. secondary succession (pg. 129-133)
Invasive/exotic species (pg. 247)
Symbiosis: parasitism, mutualism, commensalism (pg. 208-209)
Know the ecological hierarchy (pg. 93-96)
Be able to describe some factors of population (pg. 197-202)
Know measures of human population (pg. 219-222)
Earth/Environmental Science
Ecology Test: 11/3/15
Earth/Environmental Science
Ecology Test: 11/3/15
Biomes (pg. 143-163)
Tropical rain forest, temperate deciduous forest, taiga, savanna,
tundra, desert, temperate grassland: know general temperature and
precipitation patterns for each as well as the location of each biome
Biomes (pg. 143-163)
Tropical rain forest, temperate deciduous forest, taiga, savanna,
tundra, desert, temperate grassland: know general temperature and
precipitation patterns for each as well as the location of each biome
Biogeochemical Cycles (pg. 124-128)
Nitrogen cycle (legumes, nitrogen-fixing bacteria)
Carbon cycle (respiration and photosynthesis, combustion)
Phosphorus cycle (effects of fertilizers; sediment storage)
Water cycle (know 3 “new” steps)
Biogeochemical Cycles (pg. 124-128)
Nitrogen cycle (legumes, nitrogen-fixing bacteria)
Carbon cycle (respiration and photosynthesis, combustion)
Phosphorus cycle (effects of fertilizers)
Water cycle (know 3 “new” steps)
Energy Flow in Ecosystems/Food Webs (pg. 117-123)
Contrast producer/consumer/decomposer
Know food web vs. food chain
Identify primary/secondary/tertiary consumers
Know types of consumers (diet)
Be able to describe how energy is transferred through trophic levels
Energy Flow in Ecosystems/Food Webs (pg. 117-123)
Contrast producer/consumer/decomposer
Know food web vs. food chain
Identify primary/secondary/tertiary consumers
Know types of consumers (diet)
Be able to describe how energy is transferred through trophic levels
Populations & Human Effects on the Environment
Ecological footprints, tragedy of the commons (pg. 16-21)
Know primary vs. secondary succession (pg. 129-133)
Invasive/exotic species (pg. 247)
Symbiosis: parasitism, mutualism, commensalism (pg. 208-209)
Know the ecological hierarchy (pg. 93-96)
Be able to describe some factors of population (pg. 197-202)
Know measures of human population (pg. 219-222)
Populations & Human Effects on the Environment
Ecological footprints, tragedy of the commons (pg. 16-21)
Know primary vs. secondary succession (pg. 129-133)
Invasive/exotic species (pg. 247)
Symbiosis: parasitism, mutualism, commensalism (pg. 208-209)
Know the ecological hierarchy (pg. 93-96)
Be able to describe some factors of population (pg. 197-202)
Know measures of human population (pg. 219-222)