On WIlal you ieaTIeu TTOMI LTTE THOVIE, dnswver . Why is dirt considered living? . Explain how a small "lens" of soil leftover from the glaciers can result in a large old growth forest. mucolium makes dirt in a forest.

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Q: Why are wet soils unfavorable for aerobic organisms?

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Q: Sharks and bony fish are classified within the phytoplankton because they are often found in the…

A: The photic zone of the ocean is a well-lit zone as it receives sunlight. The light penetrates into…

Q: SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY Acid precipitation has an abnormallyhigh concentration of hydrogen ions (H+). One…

A: Acid precipitation has a high concentration of hydrogen ions. Acid precipitation depletes some…

Q: Think about how humans rely on soil. From a human point of view, how has glaciation had a good and…

A: Soil is the topmost layer and material that covers the ground and the earth. It has inorganic…

Q: Organic material comes in many forms, but all originates from plant material. Group of answer…

A: Organic material contains complex organic molecules made up of carbon and other elements.

Q: Describe the three types of soil: Sand, Silt, and Clay

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Q: Biologists have discovered ways water O diet O weather O energy can reduce the symptoms of diseases.

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Q: What are wetlands and it’s importance.

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Q: 7. Which of the following Is the loose layer of earth that covers the planet? O moisture O texture O…

A: The study of interrelationship between the living organisms and its environment is known as ecology.…

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Q: A large tree falls over in an old-growth forest, allowing light to reacha formerly shaded area. A…

A: The old-growth forests can be referred to as the climax forest that is not disturbed by human…

Q: Can forests absorb enough carbon dioxide to ofset climate change?

A: Forests play a key role within the world carbon cycle and climate change.

Q: Explain how nitrogen gets from the atmosphere into aplant’s body.

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Q: How does carbon enter the atmosphere? Burning fossil fuels Cellular respiration O Both A and B…

A: Introduction :- An atmosphere is a layer (or layers) of gas that surrounds a planet and is held in…

Q: SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY Design a controlled experiment to testthe hypothesis that water acidification…

A: Elodea is a fresh water plant. Acid rain may impact the growth of this plant by altering metabolic…

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A: Scrubland, also known as shrubland, heathland, or chaparral, is a diverse collection of vegetation…

Q: Why is the tundra treeless?a. lack of sufficient waterb. permanently frozen groundc. winters too…

A: Tundra is the coldest of all the biomes. It has low biotic diversity, simple vegetation structure,…

Q: dreamstiTI a. Name the picture you see in each layer. 1) Troposphere - 2) Stratosphere -

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Q: Primary Succession

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A: Tullgren funnel is a framework which is used to draw out small animals from the soil mixture. It…

Q: How is nitrogen gas in the atmosphere converted to a form usable by living creatures? Select all…

A: Nutrients are defined as the essential components that are crucial for the survival of organisms.…

Q: Why there is slow rate of decomposition of fallen logs in nature?

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Q: In The Lake as a Microcosm, this 10th century biologist showed that romoving just one species trom a…

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Q: /hich of these activities or processes might affect the supply of groundwater in an aquifer? Select…

A: 2nd option (drought) and 3rd option(excessive rainfall.)

Q: Researchers with the Canadian Forest Service placedidentical samples of organic material—litter—on…

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Q: Which statement best describes the relationship between humans and the availability of soil?

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Q: B. Agro-ecology: What arming?

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Q: “If there were no algae there would be no fish in the sea”. Comment.

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Q: Pond succession A: Emergent plant life grows at the edges where sunlight permeates. B: Sediment…

A: Pond Succession is a term used to describe the process of a A pond may be formed by a volcanic…

Q: Soils & Erosion 1.Describe the relationship between soil particle size and important soil…

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Q: What do you mean with Seashores? Explain the importance of  Seashores?

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Q: Which is nota Source of thesh water for drinking? A. aquifer 0. reservoi Dwe

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Q: Part 2: Bar Graph Make a bar graph of the carbon stores. The carbon stored in sediments and…

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Q: Describe how the increase in oxygen affected the existingorganisms and how it set the stage for the…

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Q: hat is Saprophytic or Detritus Food Chain?

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Q: Pick 3 biomes and describe their soil and why is their this soil composition like?

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Q: The formation of the __________ in the lower stratosphere was necessary for terrestrial life becuase…

A: Stratospheric ozone is formed naturally by chemical reactions involving solar ultraviolet radiation…

Q: The largest living organism on the planet is a fungus that covers 965 hectares of forest. That's the…

A: The largest living organism on the planet is Armillaria ostoyae, also known as Humongous Fungus.

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Conservation Biology

The study of how to prevent the loss of biological diversity on the planet is called conservation. Biological diversity, also termed biodiversity, consists of various life forms found in a specific location or across the entire planet, including ecosystems, species, populations, and genes. Conservation thus aims to protect the diversity of life at all levels of biological organization.