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...they interact. An ecosystem can encompass a...
...dynamics of an ecosystem involve two processes...
...components of the ecosystem. Photosynthetic and chemosynthetic...
...be recycled, an ecosystem requires a continuous...
...cycling in ecosystems Ecosystem ecologists study the...
...One area of ecosystem ecology computes such...
...cycles within an ecosystem or is gained...
...lost by that ecosystem over time. Unlike...
...from a particular ecosystem. Nutrients enter a...
...enter a forest ecosystem as dust or...
...out of the ecosystem by moving water....
...determines whether an ecosystem is a source...
...producers of the ecosystem, ultimately support all...
...consumers in an ecosystem. Detritivores recycle chemical...
...period is the ecosystem’s primary production. Chemoautotrophs...
...energy source. An ecosystem’s energy budget depends...
...of the entire ecosystem. A global energy...
...production in an ecosystem is known as...
...consumers in the ecosystem. Net primary production...
...added to the ecosystem per unit area...
...time (g/m2·yr). An ecosystem’s NPP should not...
...vast size. Net ecosystem production (NEP) is...
...over time. Net ecosystem production is defined...
...determines whether an ecosystem gains or loses...
...or leaving the ecosystem. If more CO2...
...for a given ecosystem? Light is a...
...production of an ecosystem. Globally, herbivores eat...
...majority of an ecosystem’s production is eventually...
...the type of ecosystem. 90% of the...
...production for this ecosystem is still bottom-heavy....
...components of an ecosystem. There are several...
...the rates of ecosystem processes. Biologically available...
...elements in the ecosystem. In temperate forests,...
...added to the ecosystem. To monitor the...
...added to the ecosystem as rainfall and...
...an intact forest ecosystem is controlled mainly...
...structure of an ecosystem may need restoration...
...substances from an ecosystem, biological augmentation uses...
...to a degraded ecosystem. To augment ecosystem...
...ecosystem. To augment ecosystem processes, restoration ecologists...
...up succession and ecosystem recovery. In alpine...
...animals aid critical ecosystem services, including pollination,...
...to return an ecosystem as much as...

...flows through an ecosystem. • 4.3 Within...
...levels of an ecosystem, and compare and...
...diversity of an ecosystem. (Module 12.12) •...
...cycle through an ecosystem. (Modules 12.2, 12.15,...
...organism, population, community, ecosystem, biosphere, biotic factors,...
...flows through an ecosystem. • Guided Video...

...levels of an ecosystem, and compare and...
...diversity of an ecosystem. (Modules 12.9, 12.11,...
...cycle through an ecosystem. (Modules 12.2, 12.15,...
...ordinary citizens. D. Ecosystem goods and services...
...part of an ecosystem through which energy...
...National Park? 4. Ecosystem ecology a. An...
...ecology a. An ecosystem is all the...
...and air. b. Ecosystem ecology is concerned...
...a. A biosphere—global ecosystem—is all life and...
...flow a. Every ecosystem is powered by...
...life within an ecosystem. Examples of abiotic...
...ability of an ecosystem to sustain life....
...living in an ecosystem at the same...
...size in an ecosystem. A. Exponential growth...
...nutrients through an ecosystem 3. May be...
...levels of an ecosystem. 2. Organisms must...
...a. If an ecosystem is dominated by...
...population), species, and ecosystem-wide. Biodiversity at every...
...species in an ecosystem or in the...
...Education, Inc. D. Ecosystem biodiversity 1. This...
...of ecosystems threatens ecosystem services. a. Ecosystem...
...ecosystem services. a. Ecosystem services are the...
...wildlife from an ecosystem faster than the...
...Energy enters an ecosystem as sunlight, is...
...factor in any ecosystem is energy. 1....
...flows through an ecosystem. 3. Energy enters...
...material in an ecosystem. a. Biomass can...
...capacity of an ecosystem to support life....
...within a given ecosystem during a given...
...than any other ecosystem to Earth’s total...
...Herbivores in an ecosystem will gain only...
...a. A given ecosystem can support many...
...sunlight enter the ecosystem. i. Primary producer:...
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...components of an ecosystem. b. Cycles occur...
...(within a particular ecosystem) and globally (within...
...components of an ecosystem, accumulate b. Carbon...
...land also supplies ecosystem services. c. Three-fourths...
...their environments. Biosphere Ecosystem Producer Community Organism...
...many levels. Biodiversity Ecosystem services Genetic biodiversity...
...services Genetic biodiversity Ecosystem biodiversity Extinction Species...
...the hydrothermal vent ecosystem. Organisms from the...
...the hydrothermal vent ecosystem are quite interesting...
...has a fire-influenced ecosystem, bring this up...
...nonmarket values for ecosystem goods and services....
...nonmarket values for ecosystem goods and services...

...species diversity, and ecosystem diversity. Genetic diversity...
...species in an ecosystem or throughout the...
...all its locales. Ecosystem diversity involves the...
...to these systems. Ecosystem services encompass all...
...value of Earth’s ecosystem services at $33...
...the greater Yellowstone ecosystem at about 400...
...on community and ecosystem processes. Identifying keystone...
...whole community and ecosystem as an important...
...principles of community, ecosystem, and landscape ecology,...
...one type of ecosystem and many live...
...and augmentation of ecosystem processes. Bioremediation is...
...metals from the ecosystem. Ecologists are exploring...
...to a degraded ecosystem. Augmenting ecosystem processes...
...degraded ecosystem. Augmenting ecosystem processes requires determining...
...reestablishment of an ecosystem as close as...
...to the predisturbance ecosystem. Concept 56.5 Sustainable...

...Observing Ecosystems An ecosystem consists of all...
...they interact. An ecosystem can encompass a...
...dynamics of an ecosystem involve two processes...
...components of the ecosystem. Photosynthetic organisms assimilate...
...be recycled. An ecosystem must be powered...
...cycling in ecosystems. Ecosystem ecologists view ecosystems...
...energy in an ecosystem and the movements...
...cycles within an ecosystem or is gained...
...lost by that ecosystem over time. Unlike...
...enter a forest ecosystem as dust or...
...determines whether an ecosystem is a source...
...producers of the ecosystem, ultimately support all...
...consumers in an ecosystem. Decomposition connects all...
...energy by an ecosystem’s autotrophs in a...
...period is an ecosystem’s primary production. An...
...primary production. An ecosystem’s energy budget depends...
...of the entire ecosystem. A global energy...
...production in an ecosystem is known as...
...consumers in the ecosystem. Net primary production...
...added to the ecosystem per unit area...
...for a given ecosystem? In aquatic ecosystems,...
...production of an ecosystem. In most ecosystems,...
...the type of ecosystem. In other words,...
...production for this ecosystem is still bottom-heavy....
...parts of an ecosystem. Chemical elements are...
...components of an ecosystem. There are several...
...the rates of ecosystem processes. Biologically available...
...elements in the ecosystem. In temperate forests,...
...in a forest ecosystem at the Hubbard...
...added to the ecosystem. To monitor the...
...added to the ecosystem as rainfall and...
...within a terrestrial ecosystem conserves most of...
...an intact forest ecosystem is controlled mainly...
...Foundation, assess natural ecosystem processes and provide...
...removed from the ecosystem when crops are...
...leached from the ecosystem. Recent studies indicate...
...nitrogen in an ecosystem is the critical...
...dramatically. Several large ecosystem experiments have been...
...ecosystems, nutrients limit ecosystem productivity and fertilizers...
...on a scrub ecosystem near the tip...

...species diversity, and ecosystem diversity. Biodiversity has...
...species diversity, and ecosystem diversity. Genetic diversity...
...species in an ecosystem or throughout the...
...entire community. Each ecosystem has characteristic patterns...
...to these systems. Ecosystem services encompass all...
...very common species. Ecosystem dynamics depend on...
...keystone species, an ecosystem engineer, or a...
...of the best-known ecosystem engineers, resulted in...
...on community and ecosystem processes. Identifying keystone...
...principles of community, ecosystem, and landscape ecology...
...one type of ecosystem and many live...
...metals from the ecosystem. The bacterium Pseudomonas...
...to a degraded ecosystem. Augmenting ecosystem processes...
...degraded ecosystem. Augmenting ecosystem processes requires determining...
...reestablishment of an ecosystem as close as...
...to the predisturbance ecosystem. Concept 55.5 Sustainable...
...bioremediation conservation biology ecosystem services effective population...

...and Matter An ecosystem consists of all...
...dynamics of an ecosystem involve two processes...
...components of the ecosystem. Energy, unlike matter,...
...be recycled. An ecosystem must be powered...
...them. Concept 54.1 Ecosystem ecology emphasizes energy...
...and chemical cycling Ecosystem ecologists view ecosystems...
...producers of the ecosystem, ultimately support all...
...consumers in an ecosystem. Detritivores play an...
...of the entire ecosystem. A global energy...
...production in an ecosystem is known as...
...any other single ecosystem because of its...
...production of an ecosystem. We can measure...
...food chain, any ecosystem cannot support a...
...parts of the ecosystem Chemical elements are...
...influences rates of ecosystem processes. Biologically available...
...nutrients in the ecosystem are present in...
...within a terrestrial ecosystem conserves most of...
...an intact forest ecosystem is controlled by...
...studies assess natural ecosystem dynamics and provide...
...human activities affect ecosystem processes. Concept 54.5...
...removed from the ecosystem when crops are...
...without damaging the ecosystem. Nitrogenous minerals in...
...decomposer detritivore detritus ecosystem eutrophication greenhouse effect...

...least inclusive A) ecosystem, community, population, individual...
...individual B) community, ecosystem, individual, population C)...
...individual, population, community, ecosystem D) population, ecosystem,...
...ecosystem D) population, ecosystem, individual, community E)...
...individual, community, population, ecosystem 4) Which of...
...D) cellular. E) ecosystem. 7) How does...
...into a single ecosystem. C) developing mathematical...
...D) species E) ecosystem 15) Which of...
...C) biodiversity D) ecosystem diversity Biodiversity (...
...diversity Biodiversity ( Ecosystem diversity ( Species...
...qualify as an ecosystem service A) rain...

...inclusive a. community, ecosystem, individual, population b....
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