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Outlining an Experiment - Answer -containers -constants -independent variable + amount -duration and frequency of data collection -result calculation (counting, quadrant method, etc) -average calculation -repeat and replicate experiment What is needed for an experiment to turn into a theory? - Answer -Rigorous testing -repeated testing by other scientists - other scientists get similar results and the same conclusion definition of symbiosis - Answer AICE defines symbiosis as mutualism. Close relationship between two organisms where both benefit. Example such as coral/zooxenthellae or tube worm/ chemosynthetic bacteria explain trend seen in predator prey relationships - Answer the predator population lags behind the prey population with lag time. describe extreme environment - Answer -low pH -high temperature -low oxygen -high salinity -limited resources -ex: hydrothermal vents -ex of organism that can adapt: tube worm/ chemosynthetic bacteria Describe unstable environment - Answer -Sandy environment where there is high erosion -organisms that can adapt are crabs, worms, and mussels because they can burrow -Exposed to air, so organism must adapt What kind of niches do ares of high biodiversity have and why? - Answer Narrow niches because of reduced competition. Narrow niche=reduced overlap=reduces competition

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AICE Marine Science Review
Questions and All Correct Answers.
Outlining an Experiment - Answer -containers

-constants

-independent variable + amount

-duration and frequency of data collection

-result calculation (counting, quadrant method, etc)

-average calculation

-repeat and replicate experiment



What is needed for an experiment to turn into a theory? - Answer -Rigorous testing

-repeated testing by other scientists

- other scientists get similar results and the same conclusion



definition of symbiosis - Answer AICE defines symbiosis as mutualism. Close relationship
between two organisms where both benefit. Example such as coral/zooxenthellae or tube
worm/ chemosynthetic bacteria



explain trend seen in predator prey relationships - Answer the predator population lags
behind the prey population with lag time.



describe extreme environment - Answer -low pH

-high temperature

-low oxygen

-high salinity

-limited resources

-ex: hydrothermal vents

-ex of organism that can adapt: tube worm/ chemosynthetic bacteria



Describe unstable environment - Answer -Sandy environment where there is high erosion

-organisms that can adapt are crabs, worms, and mussels because they can burrow

-Exposed to air, so organism must adapt



What kind of niches do ares of high biodiversity have and why? - Answer Narrow niches
because of reduced competition. Narrow niche=reduced overlap=reduces competition

, Definition of niche, generalized niche, specialized niche - Answer Generalized-wide range of
food and habitat (shark)

Specialized-narrow food requirement and specific habitat (butterfly fish)



how is energy from the sun lost by producers - Answer -reflection off water surface

-inefficiencies in photosynthesis

-Not all wavelengths absorbed by producers/ light passes through organism



3 ways energy is lost from a food chain - Answer -heat/respiration/metabolism for point 1

-Egestion/ excretion for point 2

-Uneaten/ inedible parts for point 3



Define a nutrient - Answer Any substance assimilated by an organism to promote growth,
including organic and inorganic compounds such as phosphorus and nitrogen



How are nutrients replenished - Answer -Runoff from land

-Atmospheric Dissolution

-upwelling



How do nutrients enter food chains - Answer -Assimilated by producers and the consumed



How are nutrients lost from food chains - Answer -Excretion/waste

- when an organism dies and decomposes

-when an organism sinks to the sea floor

-harvesting by humans



What nutrients are limiting nutrients in an environment - Answer nitrate & phosphate



biological use of nitrogen - Answer to make proteins and amino acids



biological use of carbon - Answer to make glucose, dna, rna



biological use of magnesium - Answer to make chlorphyll

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