A) gross primary productivity
B) net primary productivity
C) gross primary productivity - net primary productivity
D) gross primary productivity - standing crop biomass
E) gross primary productivity - secondary productivity
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A) aquifer
B) hydrozone
C) water table
D) watershed
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A) 1/10.
B) 1/4.
C) 1/3.
D) 1/2.
E) 3/4.
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A) detritivores.
B) omnivores.
C) herbivores.
D) carnivores.
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A) decomposers
B) carnivores
C) herbivores
D) bacteria
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A) meat products.
B) vegetable products.
C) fossil fuels.
D) all types of foods.
E) nuclear energy.
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A) 30% of the atmosphere.
B) 3% of the atmosphere.
C) 0.3% of the atmosphere.
D) 0.03% of the atmosphere.
E) 0.003% of the atmospherE.
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A) phytoplankton
B) zooplankton
C) primary carnivores (sardines)
D) secondary carnivores (tuna)
E) detritivores
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A) Primary carnivores become less abundant.
B) Primary productivity increases.
C) Algae decrease.
D) Herbivores become more abundant.
E) Secondary carnivore biomass increases.
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A) there was no difference in the amount of runoff from the two areas.
B) there was a difference but it was not significant,and there was less nitrogen in the runoff from Hubbard Brook than at the control site.
C) there was a tremendous increase in the total amount of runoff but the nitrogen levels were fairly constant in both areas.
D) there was a tremendous increase in the amount of runoff and the nitrogen levels in the runoff were huge compared with the control.
E) there was a tremendous increase in the amount of runoff but the vegetation was able to reestablish itself very quickly and the runoff soon returned to its normal level.
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A) biogeochemical
B) complete
C) hydrological
D) complementary
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A) ozone
B) water vapor
C) carbon dioxide
D) hydrogen
E) oxygen
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A) Net primary productivity
B) Gross primary productivity
C) Carrying capacity
D) Net metabolism
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A) 1%
B) 10%
C) 25%
D) 50%
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A) phosphorus
B) carbon
C) nitrogen
D) iron
E) water
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A) Bacteria
B) Protista
C) Plants
D) Archaea
E) Fungi
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A) a few groups of nitrogen-fixing bacteriA.
B) the breakdown of minerals.
C) a few genera of detritivores.
D) the breakdown of dead plants.
E) nitrogen-containing fertilizers.
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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) Increased sea otter populations are linked to more profuse growth of the kelp forests.
B) Increased sea otter populations are linked to reduced sea urchin populations.
C) Increased orca (killer whale) predation on sea otters is linked to more profuse growth of the kelp forests.
D) Increased orca (killer whale) predation on sea otters is linked to increased sea urchin populations.
E) Increased sea urchin populations are linked to less profuse growth of the kelp forests.
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A) the mainland
B) a large island near the mainland
C) a large island far from the mainland
D) a small island near the mainland
E) a small island far from the mainland
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