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ecology is the study of ____ organisms and their ____ - ANSWER interactions between

environment



most of the world's major cities are in - ANSWER temperate forests



habitat zones of open ocean - ANSWER pelagic & benthic zones



why is precipitation between the tropics of cancer and capricorn variable? - ANSWER -
air convection currents are regulated by hadley & ferrel cells which are controlled by
latitudes



- warm air rises, then dense and colder air moves in.



temp, oxygen conc, and nutrient availibility between eutrophic & oligotrophic lakes -
ANSWER eutrophic

- high nutrients

- low oxygen

- high temp



oligotrophic

- low nutrients

- high oxygen

- low temp

,ocean vertical zones (surface to ocean floor) - ANSWER epipelagic

mesopelagic

bathypelagic

abyssal

hadal



upwelling vs downwelling - ANSWER upwelling is the flow of deeper water to the surface
while downwelling is the opposite



CPOM - ANSWER coarse particulate organic matter



what factors does the river continuum concept focus on? - ANSWER - salinity

- physical structure

- dominant organisms

- ecosystem process



Small Headwater Streams

- dominant organisms:

- obtain ___ matter

- contribution of energy:

- fish like ___ and ____ oxygenated water - ANSWER - collectors & shredders

- FPOM

- CPOM & leaves

- cold & well



Medium Streams

- dominant organism:

, - obtain ___ matter

- contribution of energy:

- fish like ___ temperatures and ____ oxygenated water - ANSWER - collectors & grazers

- FPOM, algae

- algae & vascular plants.

- higher, poorly



Larger Rivers

- Dominant organism

- obtain __ matter

- contribution of energy

- fish like ___ oxygen and __ temperatures

- significant consumer? - ANSWER - collectors & predators

- FPOM

- FPOM, phytoplankton

- lower, higher

- microbes



5 great lakes contain ___ of world's fresh water - ANSWER 20%



deeper lakes are ____ like oceans - ANSWER stratified (have layers)



Lake vertical zones (surface to floor) - ANSWER epilimnion

metalimnion

hypolimnion



2 horizontal lake zones - ANSWER Littoral & Limnetic

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