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An organism that breaks down dead and decaying matter
Nitrogen fixing
carrying capacity
heat
Sun
decomposer
exponential growth
A flood washes away all animals and most plants, although some shrubs and trees remain
All of the above
Which of the following shows where secondary succession may begin?
Nitrogen fixing
carrying capacity
heat
Sun
decomposer
exponential growth
A flood washes away all animals and most plants, although some shrubs and trees remain
All of the above
A population which has just enough resources available and is remaining a constant size is at its
Nitrogen fixing
carrying capacity
heat
Sun
decomposer
exponential growth
A flood washes away all animals and most plants, although some shrubs and trees remain
All of the above
The original source of all energy in an ecosystem
Nitrogen fixing
carrying capacity
heat
Sun
decomposer
exponential growth
A flood washes away all animals and most plants, although some shrubs and trees remain
All of the above
The 90% of energy that does not get passed to the next trophic level is lost as
Nitrogen fixing
carrying capacity
heat
Sun
decomposer
exponential growth
A flood washes away all animals and most plants, although some shrubs and trees remain
All of the above
Rapidly increasing population which doubles every set amount of time is called
Nitrogen fixing
carrying capacity
heat
Sun
decomposer
exponential growth
A flood washes away all animals and most plants, although some shrubs and trees remain
All of the above
Which of the following would be a limiting factor to a white tail deer population?
Nitrogen fixing
carrying capacity
heat
Sun
decomposer
exponential growth
A flood washes away all animals and most plants, although some shrubs and trees remain
All of the above
Evaporation of water from plants in the water cycle is called what?
Nitrogen fixing
carrying capacity
heat
Sun
decomposer
exponential growth
A flood washes away all animals and most plants, although some shrubs and trees remain
All of the above
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