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Biology Nutrient Cycles Succession.
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Precipitation falls, plants take water from soil, animals drink water, waste returns water to ecosystem, water evaporates, condensation takes place in clouds. This describes the ______.
a) water cycle
b) carbon cycle
c) nitrogen cycle
d) phosphorus cycle
Which processes would be considered to be part of the carbon dioxide-oxygen cycle?
a) photosynthesis respiration
b) condensation precipitation
c) nitrification ammonification
d) fossil fuel burning acid rain
What percentage of the atmosphere is made of nitrogen?
a) 79%
b) 63%
c) 84%
d) 21%
Which plants have bacteria in their roots that assist with converting nitrogen?
a) legumes
b) oaks
c) strawberries
d) conifers
If a volcano erupts and covers the land with lava that hardens, which situation occurred?
a) primary succession
b) secondary succession
c) fast succession
d) enhanced succession
Which form of succession leaves no soil on the surface?
a) primary succession
b) secondary succession
c) fast succession
d) enhanced succession
If a forest fire wiped out trees, which type of succession will occur?
a) secondary succession
b) primary succession
c) fast succession
d) enhanced succession
The species that influences the survival of many other species is the ______.
a) keystone species
b) extinct species
c) endangered species
d) cornerstone species
This species no longer exists.
a) extinct species
b) keystone species
c) endangered species
d) cornerstone species
A species that has gone to near extinction is known as ______.
a) endangered species
b) extinct species
c) keystone species
d) cornerstone species
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