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temperate lake turnover - ANSWERprocess of a lake's water turning over from top to bottom summer stratefied water - ANSWERwarm water rises, cooler (down to 4 degrees C) water falls, warm water tends to float on cold water epilimnion - ANSWERtop of the lake; oxygen rich, nutrient poor metalimnion - ANSWERmiddle layer that may change depth throughout the day hypolimnion - ANSWERthe bottom layer; oxygen poor, nutrient rich thermocline - ANSWERsteep temperature gradient between upp...

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Largest Catches are taken from - ANSWERwestern pacific, china upwelling areas clupleiod fishes such as sardine fish meal, fish oil sea urchins - ANSWERused for gonads stock - ANSWERsize of a population ghost fishing - ANSWERtrapping by abandonded fishing gear EEZ - ANSWERexclusive economic zone, allows nations to protect 200 nautical miles Declined areas - ANSWERatlantic pacific medetaranian cods and related fish - ANSWERcaught with trawls tuna - ANSWERlonglines or gil...

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Bio 373 Exam #1 2026/2027 | Biology Study Guide, Practice Questions & Exam Review

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Bio 373 Exam 1 2026/2027 | Study Guide, Practice Questions & Exam Review

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Biol 373 Unit 4 + 5 Pt. I Exam Questions And Answers

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change in the species composition of communities over time - ANSWERsuccession an abiotic event that physically injures or kills some individuals and create opportunities for other individuals - ANSWERdisturbance both trophic and nontrophic interactions - ANSWERinteraction web the set of characteristics that shape communities - ANSWERcommunity structure the number of species in a community - ANSWERspecies richness relative abundances compared with one another - ANSWERspecies evenne...

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Which statement best explains why tropical plants may lose function at temperatures as high as 10°C, while alpine plants can function at temperatures close to freezing? Water in the soil flows from points with high soil-water potential energy to points of lower potential energy. How many of the following processes are influenced by the soil water potential? - Plant water extraction rate, - Drainage amount, - Upward water movement (capillary rise), - Soil temperature changes, - Cont...

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temperate lake turnover - ANSWERprocess of a lake's water turning over from top to bottom summer stratefied water - ANSWERwarm water rises, cooler (down to 4 degrees C) water falls, warm water tends to float on cold water epilimnion - ANSWERtop of the lake; oxygen rich, nutrient poor metalimnion - ANSWERmiddle layer that may change depth throughout the day hypolimnion - ANSWERthe bottom layer; oxygen poor, nutrient rich thermocline - ANSWERsteep temperature gradient between upp...

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8 ecological maxims - ANSWER1. You can never just do one thing 2. Everything goes somewhere 3. No Population grows forever 4. Evolution matters 5. No free lunch (energy is finite) 6. Time is important 7. Space is important 8. Life is impossible without species interaction Limiting Similarity - ANSWERmeasures the degree of closeness at which species can coexist. This can predict the maximum level of niche overlap between two species that will allow for coexistence Intratropical conve...

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