A) carbon
B) nitrogen
C) water
D) phosphorus
E) All of the answer choices describe aspects of an ecosystem that are constantly recycled.
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A) when the element is located in a reservoir
B) when the element is located in the exchange pool
C) when the element is dissolved in water
D) when the element is located in the soil
E) when the element is located in the atmosphere
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A) producer
B) herbivore
C) photoautotroph
D) autotroph
E) carnivore
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A) It remains stable.
B) Populations tend to remain about the same size.
C) Energy levels remain about the same for all trophic levels.
D) Inputs are constant and outputs are minimal except for heat.
E) Most of the energy entering the system maintains the whole community.
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A) All of the food stored by plants is eventually consumed by animal consumers.
B) All of the food stored by plants is eventually consumed by either animals or decomposers.
C) Most of the plant is consumed by animals and very little is consumed by decomposers.
D) A portion of the food is used by the plant itself in cellular respiration and the rest is consumed by animals or by decomposers.
E) A majority of the food is used by the plant itself in cellular respiration and very little is consumed by animals or by decomposers.
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A) Matter (i.e., elements) has to cycle.
B) There must be an outside energy source.
C) Various populations of producers and consumers must be proportional.
D) Energy must be allowed to flow through the ecosystem.
E) All of the answer choices describe necessary factors for maintaining a balanced ecosystem.
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A) photosynthesis
B) burning fossil fuels
C) removing trees from the forest
D) cellular respiration in plant cells
E) cellular respiration in animal cells
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A) heat from burning fuels.
B) heat from muscle contraction.
C) sunlight.
D) electric light.
E) ultraviolet light.
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A) DNA.
B) sugar.
C) amino acids.
D) lipids.
E) steroids.
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A) carbon
B) nitrogen
C) hydrological
D) phosphorus
E) All of the answer choices are correct.
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A) They are all producers.
B) They are all consumers and produce oxygen.
C) They all produce their own food.
D) They all produce oxygen.
E) They are all consumers and produce carbon dioxide.
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A) omnivores.
B) herbivores.
C) decomposers.
D) autotrophs.
E) carnivores.
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A) nitrogen
B) nitrites
C) carbon dioxide
D) phosphates
E) hydrogen
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A) Producers are reproducing more slowly than consumers.
B) There is intense sunlight for long periods of time, as in the tropics.
C) Producers are reproducing much more rapidly than consumers.
D) Decomposers are reproducing much more rapidly than consumers.
E) Consumers are reproducing more rapidly than producers.
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A) hawk
B) big bluestem grass
C) sparrow
D) caterpillar
E) mouse
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A) It recycles back to the producers.
B) It results in a much larger decomposer population.
C) It is dissipated into the atmosphere in the form of heat.
D) It is recaptured by another food chain.
E) It is eventually sealed in fossil fuels such as coal and oil.
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A) algae, insect larvae, fish, humans
B) algae, fish, insect larvae, humans
C) insect larvae, algae, fish, humans
D) fish, insect larvae, algae, humans
E) humans, fish, insect larvae, algae
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A) green algae
B) green plant
C) caterpillar
D) bird
E) mushroom
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