Middle East Jeopardy

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Ecology
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ecology Jeopardy
Terms Interactions Graphs and Randomness Terms II Grab Bag
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FINAL
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Terms 100

• Resources like food, temperature, space, that
  may change the growth of a population, are
  considered to be this

Limiting Factors
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Terms 200

• Information collected in any study, whether it is
  a lab or in nature

Data and/or Observations
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Terms 300

• An area on earth characterized by its vegetation,
  temperature, rainfall, and biodiversity

biome
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Terms 400

• Name the 3 forms in which nitrogen exists during
  the nitrogen cycle

Ammonia, Nitrate, Nitrogen Gas
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Terms 500

• Multiple species living in the same environment
  are all belong to one _____.

Community
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Interactions 100

• A relationship in which two or more populations
  of organisms live together and interact with each
  other.

Symbiosis
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Interactions 200

• A symbiotic interaction in which one organism
  benefits and the other is unaffected.

Commensalism
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Interactions 300

• Intestinal bacteria (E. coli) that help humans
  digest food are supplied with nutrients from what
  we eat. This is an example of what kind of
  symbiosis?

Mutualism
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Interactions 400

• The name of the organism that benefits in an
  interaction where the host suffers.

Parasite
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Interactions 500

• A relationship in which one organism always
  suffers death as a result of the interaction.

Predator-Prey
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Graphs and Randomness 100

• The red line on the following graph represents
  what information?

This populations Carrying Capacity
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Graphs and Randomness 200

• Give a likely explanation for the behavior of
  this graph. What happened to this population?

This population exceeded its carrying capacity
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Graphs and Randomness 300

• Rats would be considered what, in this diagram?

Primary Consumers
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Graphs and Randomness 400

• What was the name of the plasmid that was
  incorporated into our bacteria for the
  transformation lab?

pBlu
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Graphs and Randomness 500

• Graph the following data and report what the
  carrying capacity would be for this population of
  bacteria.

Day of bacteria
1 2 3 4 5 30 160 400 510 512
510-520
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Terms II 100

• the gradual and orderly process of change in an
  ecosystem brought about by the progressive
  replacement of one species by new ones.

succession
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Terms II 200

• The maximum number of organisms that can be
  supported by the resources in any given
  environment.

Carrying Capacity
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DAILY DOUBLE Terms II

• This characteristic of populations refers to the
  number of organisms that occupy a certain amount
  of space. In other words, a large number of
  organisms in an environment has a high whereas
  a small number of organisms in that same space
  would have a low .

Population Density
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Terms II 400

• The 2 fatty acids that make up Lorenzos Oil.

Erucic Acid and Oleic Acid
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Terms II 500

• This is defined as an organisms role in the
  community in which it lives (e.g., what it eats,
  where it lives, and its relationships with other
  organisms).

Niche
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Grab Bag 100

• Ms. Temploras favorite type of animal

Insects
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Grab Bag 200

• Name 3 enzymes.

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Grab Bag 300

• What is converted to Acetyl CoA (first molecule
  that enters Krebs Cycle) by the loss of a carbon
  atom.

Pyruvate
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Grab Bag 400

• Name the famous Greek mathematician that came up
  with this a2 b2 c2

Pythagoros
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Really Hard Grab Bag 500

• The intermediate molecule that is formed when
  water and carbon dioxide combine. Hint It helps
  the solution become more acidic.

Carbonic Acid
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FINAL JEOPARDY
Explain the concept of interdependence.
All organisms (living things) on earth depend on
each other, whether it is directly or indirectly.