Organisms and Environments
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- Q1Using the chart below, what would most likely happen if this specific ocean region was overfished by humans?decrease in the activity of marine wormsincrease in the shark populationdecrease in the available energy from the Sundecrease in the amount of algae45s
- Q2Which of the following statements is NOT true about the organism that completes this food chain?It depends on other animals for energy.It has sharp claws or teeth.It derives its energy directly from the sun.It can move from one place to another.45s
- Q3In order for parasites to survive off of their host organism, they will need to be able to:reproduce faster than their hostbecome self-supporting by producing their own energyfight off other parasites of their own specieshave a symbiotic relationship with their host45s
- Q4Which does not describe a predator/prey behavior?A polar bear walking on the sea ice searching for a seal.An eagle soaring above a field looking for a mouse.A barnacle attaching itself to a whale.Dolphins working in a team to roundup a school of fish.45s
- Q5In a rainforest, giant trees normally live for hundreds of years. However, when they do die and fall to the ground, hundreds of seedlings will compete to take its place. What adaptation is most necessary for a young tree to mature in this environment?the ability to grow vertically at a rapid ratethe ability to retain water to survive in drought conditionsthe ability to establish a deep root system while growing at a slow and steady rate.the ability to grow narrow, small leaves30s