Community ecology quiz: how much you know? Living things depend on each other for survival. Do you know how organisms interact with each other and where they lie when it comes to the pyramid structure? In this quiz you will get to test out how well you understand ecosystems and different animal species. Do check it out and see how See morewell you do. All the best as you tackle it!
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Primary succession
Secondary succession
Climax community
Biorestoration
Bioeremediation
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Bare soil, weeds, grasses, shrubs, conifers, deciduous trees
Shrubs, grasses, deciduous trees
Shrubs, grasses, conifers, deciduous trees
Grasses, conifers, shrubs, deciduous
Bare soil, weeds, conifers, shrubs, deciduous trees
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Predator
Threatened species
Keystone species
Endangered species
Critical species
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90%
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Secondary consumer
Third order consumer
Primary consumer
Producer
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Chemosynthesis
Digestion
Cell metabolism
Cellular respiration
Photosynthesis
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Converted to oxygen
Destroyed
Broken down to release energy
Converted to water
Incorporated into glucose molecules
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Metabolism
Chemosythesis
Cellular respiration
Photosysthesis
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Energy is the same at each trophic level
Energy is recycled at each trophic level
Energy increases at higher trophic levels
Energy decreases at higher trophic levels
Energy is not transferred from one trophic level to another
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Sunlight
All herbivores
All producers
All consumers
All animals
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Of changes in the genetic material of species within a community
It is a rapid and chaotic process that is very different to control
Of evolutionary pressures that select certain species extinction
Immigrating species make the environment less suitable for species already there.
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A new island formed by a volcanic eruption
A gravel-filled valley that had been covered by a glacier until recently
A huge boulder or rock layer on top of a mountain
All of the above
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REproduce at different times
Eat less
Have mutualistic relationships
Occupy different niches
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Mutualism because the flower provides the insect with food, and the insect pollinates the flower.
Parasitism because the insect lives off the nectar from the flower
Commensalism because the insect doesn't harm the flower and the flower doesn't benefit from the relationship
Predation because the insect feeds on the flower
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Keystone species
Pioneers
Introduced Species
Limiting factors
Zebra mussels
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Primary
Secondary
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Small herbs; black spruce
White spruce; exposed rock
Exposed rock; white spruce
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Lichens and mosses
Black spruce
Exposed rock
Small herbs and shrubs
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