Food webs diagram the complex relationships of energy flow in an ecosystem containing a variety of producers and consumers. A diagram is provided. Which of the following correctly shows one path that energy would flow through this ecosystem?

A. A Star grass → termite→ wildebeest→ aardvark
B. B Hyena → aardvark → impala → harvester ant
C. C Grasshopper → termite→ warthog → hare
D. D Red oat grass → termite → wildebeest → lion

In food web, Grasshopper → termite→ warthog → hare correctly shows one path that energy would flow through this ecosystem.

A food web is the natural interconnection of food chains and a graphical representation of what-eats-what in an ecological community. Another name for food web is consumer-resource system.

Primary consumers, mostly herbivores, exist at the next level, and secondary and tertiary consumers, omnivores and carnivores, follow. At the top of the system are the apex predators: animals who have no predators other than humans.

Food web is an important conceptual tool for illustrating the feeding relationships among species within a community, revealing species interactions and community structure, and understanding the dynamics of energy transfer in an ecosystem.

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List different technologies that improve our
understanding of cells and how they
function.

. How can bioremediation techniques help to clean up an oil spill that disrupts an aquatic ecosystem?
a. Naturally occurring bacteria can be introduced to consume the oil without causing harm to the ecosystem
b. Virus particles can be introduced to consume the oil without causing harm to the ecosystem c. Naturally occurring bacteria can be introduced to consume the oil while harming the ecosystem
d. Virus particles can be introduced to consume the oil while harming the ecosystem

carbon and oxygen atoms can combine to form the gas called carbon dioxide.

How does adaptation help an organism?
1 point
It helps the organism change colors
It improves its ability to survive and reproduce
It improves its ability to change species
It helps the organism become a fossil
If one animal or plant has the same characteristics as another, they may both be part of the same...
1 point
Evolution
Planet
Species
Fossil
Where do scientists look for evidence of evolution? *
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In the layers of the Earth
In caves
In water
In old books
What is a fossil? *
1 point
A layer of sediment
A living organism
A very old organism
Remains of a once-living organism
The fossil record provides evidence about *
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The age of rocks
The order in which species have existed
The number of layer the Earth has
The composition of minerals
All living things inherit similar traits from their
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Ancestors
Evolution
Fossils
Descendants
If you compared two kinds of living organisms, what might you learn about their history? *
1 point
How long ago they evolved
Whether they share a common ancestor
Whether they live in the smae place
Whether they can mate and reproduce
What do organisms inherit from their ancestors? *
1 point
Mammal characteristics
Traits and DNA
Hind limbs
New traits
What does the similarity between humans, dolphins, cats and bats indicate? *
1 point
They all evolved recently
That their ancestors lived in the same place
They share a common ancestor
That they are becoming more alike
Fossils provide evidence that Antarctica was once located *
1 point
At the North Pole
Near the equator
At the South Pole
Where it is now
What does natural selection explain about a population of organisms *
1 point
How long it has been since it evolved
How it changes in response to its environment
How it resists change
How likely its members are to leave fossils
Which individuals in a population are most likely to survive and reproduce? *
1 point
The largest ones
The ones with the most DNA
The best adapted ones

Why do hens scream in the morning ?

What is the difference between surface ozone and the ozone layer?

analyze the
advantages and disadvantages of nurturing behavior

A class is learning about the evaporation step in the water cycle using a simple model. The model consists of a 1-L container of water. When the container is open, and it receives sunlight, the water can freely evaporate from the container. The students design an experiment using the model. In the experiment, the container will be filled and left open outside from dawn until dusk at different times of the year. The students will run the experiment only on days with clear weather. As a basis of their experiment, the students make an assumption that more water will evaporate from their model when more solar energy is present. Which of the following is a result that the students could predict in order to test their assumption?
A.
Equal amounts of the water will evaporate on summer days and winter days.
B.
Less of the water will remain in the container after one day in summer than after one day in winter.
C.
Less of the water will remain in the container after one day in winter than after one day in summer.
D.
Some of the water will evaporate on winter days but not on summer days.

Three Anacharis plants were placed inside inverted test tubes filled with water. One test tube was exposed to low light, another to medium light while another was exposed to high light. The table provided shows the results of this experiment. Notice that more oxygen was produced by the Anacharis in high light.

Based on the information provided, what is the difference in volume (in mL) of oxygen produced between the low light and high light plants after 45 minutes? Record your answer below

Answer value

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To investigate absorption, Hector cuts two rectangles from five different-colored sheets of construction paper. He then staples three sides of each pair of rectangles to make a pocket and inserts a thermometer into each.

He takes the thermometers in the construction paper pockets outside, where it is clear and sunny. The initial temperature of each thermometer is 22°C. The image shows the thermometers after being outside for 15 minutes.

A thermometer in black paper reads 38 degrees Celsius, a thermometer in white paper reads 24 degrees Celsius, a thermometer in green paper reads 29 degrees Celsius, a thermometer in red paper reads 31 degrees Celsius, and a thermometer in blue paper reads 33 degrees Celsius.
Complete Hector's table by recording the final temperature and calculating the temperature change for each thermometer.

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Energy is transferred into the ecosystem when

1.when bacteria absorbs nitrogen from other organisms

2. dead organisms decay and form organic matter

3. rodent prey on invertebrates

4.plants grow from the soil

Tissues are to cells as organ systems are to _____.

A: populations
B: tissues
C:organisms
D:organs

2. When populations are separated into different environments..... *
O Natural selection evolves differences in their body structures.
They immediately develop large differences in structures.
They experience stability over very long periods of time.
They still communicate to go over their differences and how to adapt.

How did the Industrial Revolution contribute to global climate change?
A. It led to an increased use of alternative fuels other than fossil fuels.
B. It led to an increased use of coal, oil, and other fossil fuels.
C. It led to the release of chemicals that destroyed the ozone layer.
D. It led to the development of nonrenewable sources of energy. (I think it's B. Please correct me if I'm wrong.)

List 3 negative impacts does plastic pollution have on the ocean?

A combination of DNA and proteins make up what?

Choice 1: RNA Proteins
Choice 2: Chromosomes
Choice 3: Genes

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There are/is ________high tide(s) and ___________ low tide(s) every day.
a.) 1,1
b.) 1,2
c.) 2,2
d.) depends on the moon phase at the time

how has the complexity and diversity of living thing has changed over time

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What is true about cellular respiration?

A. Cellular respiration is an endothermic chemical reaction.
B. Cellular respiration is an exothermic physical change.
C. Cellular respiration is an endothermic physical change.
D. Cellular respiration is an exothermic chemical reaction.

5. Complete the sentences to describe some important examples of active transport.

The concentration of glucose molecules in the ___________ of the
small intestine is ___________ than the concentration inside the
intestinal villi. This means that glucose would ___________ from the
villi into the lumen, but this can’t happen because the body needs to take
in the glucose, not lose it. Instead, special ___________ proteins in
the cell membrane use ___________ to move the glucose into the villi
against its ___________ gradient.
Similarly, the amount of glucose inside of the blood in the kidneys is
___________ than it is in the tubule, but it must move out of the
tubule. Glucose moves into the blood by ___________
___________.

Vacuoles carrying large particles of waste move toward the cell membrane. The vacuoles fuse with the membrane in order to push the waste particles out of the cell.

Why is the Indus River so important to the people of Pakistan?

Vacuoles are cell structures that are sometimes compared to warehouses. They have the ability to store things such as water and nutrients, and in some cases provide rigidity for the cell. Certain types of cells utilize vacuoles more than others. In what type of cell would you expect to find the largest vacuole?

A) A cactus cell

B) A human cell

C) A worm cell

D) A mushroom cell

Explain in terms of the water cycle the cause of the general trend in water level from 2000 to 2015 shown in the graph.

Why is it that duck-billed platypus is classified as a mammal ​

There are over 8.5 million different species identified on Earth.
Do you think we have discovered and identified all the
organisms on Earth? Why or why not?

The diagram shows a eukaryotic cell.

Which of these functions is NOT performed by the organelles labeled X as they interact with other structures within the cell?
A) The organelles destroy harmful materials that have entered the cytoplasm.
B) The organelles digest food that passes into the cell through the cell membrane.
C) The organelles break down other organelles such as mitochondria when they are worn out.
D) The organelles carry genetic material from inside the nucleus to the chloroplasts for reproduction.

Based on Darwin's observations, what is the best possible explanation that two organisms that live very far away from each other and in different environments share similar traits?

A: The organisms evolved similar traits that are useful in a wide variety of environments.
B: These organisms developed similar traits because their environments were at one time similar.
C: The organisms share a common ancestor from long ago.

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Government began with:
Moses
God
Abraham

The_____was the first unit of government.
Legislature
Family
State

The need for government grew in Old Testament days when families grew into:

tribes
countries
communities
states