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Regionally heterogenous precipitation and temperature
Climate is best described as
conditions that change very slowly
All of the following are factors fronts of warm air
that influence climate except:
the tilt of earths axis
fronts of warm air
topography
convection cells
the rate at which producers convert solar energy into chemical
net primary productivity energy minus the rate at which they use some of this stored
energy through aerobic respiration
The rate at which producers convert solar energy into chemical
gross primary productivity
energy stored in the compounds of tissue
Which of the following is not a carbon dioxide
criteria pollutant:
Photochemical oxidants
particulate matter
sulfer oxide
carbon dioxide
lead
Which of the following is NOT a Treat Diversity
recognized type of diversity we
discussed:
Species Diversity
Genetic Diversity
Trait Diversity
Functional Diversity
Species richness Number of species
Functional diversity Captures species contribution to ecosystem
phylogenic diversity captures the amount of independent evolution
How long will it take for mammal millions of years
diversity to recover from the
current extinction
, (Choose all that apply) If all -temperatures will remain at current elevated levels
anthropogenic CO2 emissions -the global ecosystem will continue to change for100s to 1000s
are completely stopped today of years
then
-temperatures will remain at
current elevated levels
-temperatures will immediately
decrease
-the global ecosystem will
immediately stabilize
-the global ecosystem will
continue to change for100s to
1000s of years
Given the following information 50 kcal/m2/yr
(GPP=100kcal/m2/yr, autotrophic
respiration= 50kcal/m2/yr, and
storage coupling= 25
kcal/m2/yr) what is Net Primary
Production?
what describes the rate at which Gross Primary Productivity
producers convert solar energy
into chemical energy?
The global carbon cycle can be CO2+H2O+energy--> CH2O + O2
summed up by which formula?
(Choose all that apply) the gain all of the above
and loss of soil organic carbon
is affected by which of the
following?
-Vegetation
-Temperature
-Soil Texture
-Soil drainage and Moisture
-Humans
Which of the following is NOT a all of the following are consequences
consequence of climate
change?
-melting sea and glacial ice
-rising sea level
-extreme precipitation events
-shift in the latitude of biomes
-social isolation
Which group is vulnerable to -low/no income
hazards of climate change -high exposure
-living in coastal and low lying areas
There are 10 indicators of a -decreased ocean heat content
warming world which include all
of the following except
-increased water vapor
-decreased glaciers and ice
sheets
-decreased snow cover
-increased sea level
-decreased ocean heat content
The largest anthropogenic CO2 Energy Production
is from
The three largest anthropogenic coal and oil mining, enteric fermentation, rice cultivation
sources of CH4 are from
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Terms in this set (73)
Regionally heterogenous precipitation and temperature
Climate is best described as
conditions that change very slowly
All of the following are factors fronts of warm air
that influence climate except:
the tilt of earths axis
fronts of warm air
topography
convection cells
the rate at which producers convert solar energy into chemical
net primary productivity energy minus the rate at which they use some of this stored
energy through aerobic respiration
The rate at which producers convert solar energy into chemical
gross primary productivity
energy stored in the compounds of tissue
Which of the following is not a carbon dioxide
criteria pollutant:
Photochemical oxidants
particulate matter
sulfer oxide
carbon dioxide
lead
Which of the following is NOT a Treat Diversity
recognized type of diversity we
discussed:
Species Diversity
Genetic Diversity
Trait Diversity
Functional Diversity
Species richness Number of species
Functional diversity Captures species contribution to ecosystem
phylogenic diversity captures the amount of independent evolution
How long will it take for mammal millions of years
diversity to recover from the
current extinction
, (Choose all that apply) If all -temperatures will remain at current elevated levels
anthropogenic CO2 emissions -the global ecosystem will continue to change for100s to 1000s
are completely stopped today of years
then
-temperatures will remain at
current elevated levels
-temperatures will immediately
decrease
-the global ecosystem will
immediately stabilize
-the global ecosystem will
continue to change for100s to
1000s of years
Given the following information 50 kcal/m2/yr
(GPP=100kcal/m2/yr, autotrophic
respiration= 50kcal/m2/yr, and
storage coupling= 25
kcal/m2/yr) what is Net Primary
Production?
what describes the rate at which Gross Primary Productivity
producers convert solar energy
into chemical energy?
The global carbon cycle can be CO2+H2O+energy--> CH2O + O2
summed up by which formula?
(Choose all that apply) the gain all of the above
and loss of soil organic carbon
is affected by which of the
following?
-Vegetation
-Temperature
-Soil Texture
-Soil drainage and Moisture
-Humans
Which of the following is NOT a all of the following are consequences
consequence of climate
change?
-melting sea and glacial ice
-rising sea level
-extreme precipitation events
-shift in the latitude of biomes
-social isolation
Which group is vulnerable to -low/no income
hazards of climate change -high exposure
-living in coastal and low lying areas
There are 10 indicators of a -decreased ocean heat content
warming world which include all
of the following except
-increased water vapor
-decreased glaciers and ice
sheets
-decreased snow cover
-increased sea level
-decreased ocean heat content
The largest anthropogenic CO2 Energy Production
is from
The three largest anthropogenic coal and oil mining, enteric fermentation, rice cultivation
sources of CH4 are from
