A) primary producers
B) primary consumers
C) secondary consumers
D) secondary producers
E) decomposers
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A) 4.8 kcal/m2/yr
B) 48 kcal/m2/yr
C) 480 kcal/m2/yr
D) 4,800 kcal/m2/yr
E) 48,000 kcal/m2/yr
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A) When primary production is low,biomass of herbivores and carnivores are also low.
B) When primary production increases above the low level,the herbivore biomass also increases.
C) When primary production increases above the low level,the carnivore biomass also increases.
D) As primary production increased further,the carnivore biomass continued to increase.
E) The herbivore biomass remained fairly independent of primary production at higher production levels.
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A) they contain both living and nonliving components.
B) there is a transfer of energy through the system and it is lost.
C) there is a cycling of nutrients through the system again and again.
D) the ultimate source of energy is the sun for nearly all known ecosystems.
E) they represent the lowest level of biological organization that is known.
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A) productivity.
B) biomass.
C) vital force.
D) photosynthesis minus metabolism.
E) combined output of metabolism and photosynthesis.
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A) aquifer.
B) spring water.
C) surface pool.
D) water table.
E) liquid water.
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A) Carbon and nitrogen fixation have analogous functions in their cycles.
B) Burning of fossil fuels has lead to the current imbalance in the carbon cycle.
C) Cutting down rainforests decreases atmospheric CO2 levels.
D) In water,inorganic carbon exists in two different forms,both of which can be used by autotrophs.
E) Carbon cycles globally.
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A) daily yield.
B) gross productivity.
C) net primary productivity.
D) effective vitality.
E) net yield.
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A) respiration.
B) photosynthesis.
C) decomposition.
D) feeding.
E) heat radiation.
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A) autotrophs.
B) carnivores.
C) decomposers.
D) detritivores.
E) herbivores.
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A) grass
B) cricket
C) garden spider
D) blue jay
E) red-tailed hawk
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A) Photosynthesis captures and stores carbon from the atmosphere.Cellular respiration releases carbon back into the atmosphere.
B) Photosynthesis captures and stores carbon from the atmosphere as does cellular respiration.
C) Photosynthesis releases carbon into the atmosphere.Cellular respiration captures and stores carbon from the atmosphere.
D) Photosynthesis releases carbon into the atmosphere as does cellular respiration.
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A) 20%.
B) 10%.
C) 5%.
D) 2%.
E) 1%.
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A) Energy cycles and nutrients also cycle in a balanced ecosystem.
B) Energy flows and nutrients cycle in an ecosystem.
C) Energy cycles and nutrients flow in an ecosystem.
D) Energy flows and nutrients flow through an ecosystem.
E) In an unbalanced ecosystem,nutrients are stored in energy cycles.
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A) ecological pyramid of energy
B) ecosystem
C) species diversity cline
D) food web/food chain
E) biogeochemical cycles
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A) nitrogenous wastes.
B) nucleic acids.
C) nitrogen gas.
D) nitrous oxide gas.
E) nitrite/nitrate ions.
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A) phosphorus
B) carbon
C) nitrogen
D) oxygen
E) water
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A) producer
B) primary producer
C) primary consumer
D) secondary consumer
E) tertiary consumer
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A) autotrophs.
B) carnivores.
C) denitrifiers.
D) detritivores.
E) herbivores.
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A) phosphorus
B) potassium
C) sulfur
D) magnesium
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