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DSST Environmental Science - 2
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1. A large area heavily populated like Miami - Florida or Toledo - Ohio
If Earth did not have an atmosphere
renewable resource
A principal of smart growth
urban area
2. Energy from the sun would be reflected back into space
Smokey the Bear's message
debt-for-nature swap
economic value of forests
If Earth did not have an atmosphere
3. An environment that provides the things an organism needs to live - grow - and reproduce
uncentered commercial strip development
ecosystem diversity
habitat
an action that can reduce the greenhouse gas emissions caused by driving
4. The mating of animals in zoos or wildlife preserves
nodules
urbanization
ecotourism
captive breeding
5. The largest population that an area can support
Smokey the Bear's message
carrying capacity
biggest cause of biodiversity loss
harvested sustainability is a renewable source IF
6. The highest level of biodiversity
prescribed burns
lead
ecosystem diversity
producer
7. Shift of population from countryside to cities
carnivore
resource
an action that can reduce the greenhouse gas emissions caused by driving
urbanization
8. Amount of land each person uses
omnivore
biggest danger posed by global warming to people living in coastal areas
prey
per capita land consumption
9. Taking in carbon dioxide from the atmosphere during photosynthesis
high levels of biodiversity
give an example of a social hazard that cannot be easily controlled
planting of new trees help reduce climate change by
ecology
10. An amount of a renewable resource that can be harvested regularly without reducing the future supply
primary succession
sustainable yield
greenhouse gases
resource
11. A group of land ecosystems with similar climates and organisms
biome
A principal of smart growth
latitudinal gradient
habitat fragmentation
12. The disappearance of a particular population from a given area - but not from the entire species globally
primary succession
niche
species diversity
extirpation
13. The struggle between organisms to survive as they attempt to use the same limited resource
lead
an action that can reduce the greenhouse gas emissions caused by driving
competition
infants
14. Provide wood
habitat fragment
captive breeding
economic value of forests
predator
15. The number of different species in an area
biodiversity
planting of new trees help reduce climate change by
consumer
wildlife corridor
16. Fires that are set by humans
resource management
secondary succession
prescribed fires
sustainable yield
17. Manage - protect and reintroduce threatened and endangered species
sustainable yield
symbiosis
Species Survival Plans (SSPs) goals
prescribed fires
18. A species that is at risk of extinction
prey
endangered species
open space
economic value of forests
19. Building up not out
mapping biodiversity hotspots
sustainable yield
A principal of smart growth
global warming
20. A nonliving part of an organism's habitat
overfishing
abiotic factor
habitat fragmentation
A principal of smart growth
21. The amount of carbon dioxide emissions for which an individual or group is responsible
nonrenewable resource
species
decomposer
carbon footprint
22. Anything in the environment that is used by people is called a natural resource
teratogens
debt-for-nature swap
resource
factors that cause different people to respond differently to environmental hazards
23. Causes a cooling effect
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24. An organism that breaks down wastes and dead organisms
nitrogen fixation
decomposer
carcinogens
warming temperatures
25. A species in danger of becoming extinct in the near future
name examples of land cover
give an example of a social hazard that cannot be easily controlled
endangered
habitat fragment
26. Deals with biological hazards
give an example of a social hazard that cannot be easily controlled
epidemiology
commensalism
clear-cutting
27. The role of an organism in its habitat - or how it makes its living
environmental science
renewable resource
niche
decomposer
28. Businesses are arranged in a long row along a roadway - with no main community
habitat destruction
parasitism
uncentered commercial strip development
biggest cause of biodiversity loss
29. The probability that a hazard will cause a harmful response
economic value of forests
abiotic factor
risk
overfishing
30. A relationship between two species in which both species benefit
habitat fragmentation
planting of new trees help reduce climate change by
name a human activity that contributes the most carbon dioxide to the atmosphere
mutualism
31. The series of changes that occur in an area where no soil or organisms exist
genetic diversity
poaching
primary succession
factors that cause different people to respond differently to environmental hazards
32. Chemical hazard that was once found in paint - young children are frequently tested for this
resource
fire suppression
secondary succession
lead
33. Land that is sparsely populated and has few buildings or roads
rural area
vector
species diversity
adaptation
34. The organism that does the killing in a predation interaction
exotic species
predator
insects
emerging disease
35. Sikhote-Alin mountains and the Siberian tigers living there are separated from other mountains by this
nitrogen fixation
debt-for-nature swap
niche
habitat fragment
36. A resource that is either always available or is naturally replaced in a relatively short time
name a human activity that contributes the most carbon dioxide to the atmosphere
resource
renewable resource
open space
37. Rising sea level
insects
biggest danger posed by global warming to people living in coastal areas
pollution
toxicant
38. A form of decision-making concerned with the allocation and conservation of natural resources
food web
biodiversity
habitat
resource management
39. Illegal killing or removal of wildlife from their habitats
warming temperatures
poaching
name examples of infrastructure
keystone species
40. An area with a large population of valuable ocean organisms
urbanization
extirpation
fishery
species
41. Relieving a nation from repaying some of the money it owes other nations in exchange for protecting its biodiversity
immigration
risk
debt-for-nature swap
toxicant
42. A consumer that eats both plants and animals
open space
wildlife corridor
sustainable cities can
omnivore
43. The practice of protecting the environment
threatened
conservation
global warming
rural area
44. The most direct way in which biodiverstiy can provide a source of income
ecotourism
biological hazards
nitrogen fixation
nonrenewable resource
45. A species that could become endangered in the near future
noise polution
greenhouse gases
threatened
niche
46. The most effective way of preserving biodiversity by protecting whole ecosystems
If Earth did not have an atmosphere
habitat
habitat preservation
renewable resource
47. Help improve the standard of living for residents
carcinogens
biggest danger posed by global warming to people living in coastal areas
sustainable cities can
overfishing
48. Increase the stability of an ecosystem
high levels of biodiversity
threatened
fishery
emigration
49. By increasing the need for people to drive
how does sprawl increase carbon dioxide emissions
biggest cause of biodiversity loss
uncentered commercial strip development
insects
50. When fish are caught faster than they can breed - causing the populatio to decrease
overfishing
consumer
pollution
automobile
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