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Science HS STAAR Review for biology. Reporting category #5- Interdependence within Environmental systems. SE 11- biological systems work to achieve & maintain balance. How organisms respond to external factors. Abiotic factors= non-living. Biotic factors= living. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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SCIENCE HS STAAR REVIEW FOR BIOLOGY

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REPORTING CATEGORY #5- INTERDEPENDENCE

WITHIN ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

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SE 11- BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS WORK TO

ACHIEVE & MAINTAIN BALANCE

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HOW ORGANISMS RESPOND TO EXTERNAL FACTORS

Abiotic factors= non-living Biotic factors= living

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HOW COMMUNITIES RESPOND TO EXTERNAL FACTORS

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SAMPLE QUESTION:Question #1:Besides temperature, what other abiotic factor greatly affects the amount of dissolved oxygen in a body of water?

A. growth rate of populationsB. size of soil particlesC. length of light periodD. number of fish species

Question #2:Why is it important for organisms to respond to external environmental factors?

A. to maintain homeostasisB. to increase tolerance of environmental

extremesC. to adapt to their environmentD. to accelerate the process of natural

selection

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MICROORGANISMS MAINTAIN HEALTH

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MICROORGANISMS DISRUPT HEALTH

Bacteria

Fungi

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MICROORGANISMS MAINTAIN & DISRUPT ECOSYSTEMS

Plankton- ocean food

chain

Algal bloom

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MICROORGANISMS MAINTAIN & DISRUPT ECOSYSTEMS

Remember- viruses are not living!

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SAMPLE QUESTION:Question #1:Bacteria decompose dead matter by:

A. carrying out photosynthesis.B. going through binary fission.C. using plant & animal material as food.D. reproducing rapidly.

Question #2:How can viruses be treated medically to reduce their numbers & prevent them from spreading?

A. Use antibiotics to kill them & use vaccines to prevent them from spreading.

B. Use vaccines to kill them & use antibiotics to prevent them from spreading.

C. Prevent them from spreading using vaccines, but do not treat them with antibiotics.

D. Prevent them from spreading using antibiotics, but do not treat them with vaccines.

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PRIMARY SUCCESSION

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SECONDARY SUCCESSION

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SAMPLE QUESTION:Question #1:A volcanic eruption devastates an area directly southeast of a volcano. Which of the following organisms would be the first to grow in this area?

A. a shrubby bushB. a hardwood treeC. a climbing vineD. a lichen

Question #2:What term refers to the final stage of a forest’s development?

A. pioneer speciesB. secondary forestC. climax communityD. conifer forest

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SE 12- INTERDEPENDENCE & INTERACTIONS OCCUR

WITHIN AN ENVIRONMENTAL

SYSTEM

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COMPETITION FOR BIOTIC & ABIOTIC FACTORS

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PREDATION

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SAMPLE QUESTION:Question #1:When two organisms in a mutualistic relationship are physically separated, which of the following will most likely occur?

A. both organisms will become parasitesB. one organism will consume the other

organismC. one organism will benefit, but the

other will dieD. both organisms’ chances of survival

will be reduced

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SAMPLE QUESTION:Question #2:The roots of a mistletoe plant absorb nutrients from living oak trees causing some damage to the tissues of the trees. This is an example of:

A. mutualism.B. commensalism.C. parasitism.D. saprophytism.

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ORGANISMS ADAPT TO THEIR ECOSYSTEM

Arctic fox- winter & summerSugar glider-

jungle

Fennec fox- desert

Mountain goat

Star-nosed mole-

underground

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VARIATION / ADAPTATION WITHIN A SPECIES THAT ENHANCES SURVIVAL

Polar bear Cactus

Giant water lilyMushroom

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SAMPLE QUESTION:Question #1:Why are there more plant & animal species in tropical rainforests than in deserts?

A. because there is more available water in tropical rainforests

B. because there is too much sand in desertsC. because there is more carbon dioxide in desert

atmospheresD. because there is more sunlight in tropical

rainforestsQuestion #2:A lichen results from an interaction between two organisms, a fungus & an alga. The alga supplies food, while the fungus traps water & keeps the alga moist. This is an example of which of the following?

A. commensalismB. mutualismC. parasitismD. predation

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AUTOTROPHIC= SELF + NOURISHING

Makes own food!

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PRODUCER

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HETEROTROPH= DIFFERENT OR OTHER + NOURISHING

Does not make its own food!

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CONSUMER

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FOOD CHAIN

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FOOD CHAIN

Indicates the

Direction energyflows

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FOOD WEB

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TROPHIC LEVEL

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TROPHIC LEVEL

10%

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TROPHIC LEVEL

90%

10% Rule

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SAMPLE QUESTION:Question #1:If an ecosystem contains 100 units of energy at the producer trophic level, then it will most likely contain about how many units of energy at the secondary consumer level?

A. 1B. 10C. 100D. 1,000

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SAMPLE QUESTION:

Question #2:Study the above illustration of a food web. What would happen if coyotes were removed from the ecosystem?

A. The population of hawks & snakes would decrease.

B. The population of grasses & shrubs would greatly increase.

C. The rabbit & rat population would greatly decrease.

D. The rabbit & rat population would increase.

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SPECIES SURVIVAL & LIMITED RESOURCES

Nile crocodile vs. wildebeest

Humpback whales bubble-

net feed on herring

Cheetah vs. gazelle

Great white shark vs. seal

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SAMPLE QUESTION:Question #1:

The desert tortoise feeds on prickly pear cactus & other desert plants.

Which of these best describes the desert tortoise in this desert community food web?

A. the desert tortoise is a herbivoreB. the desert tortoise is a producerC. the desert tortoise is a predatorD. the desert tortoise is a carnivore

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SAMPLE QUESTION:Question #1:Some marine organisms participate in the carbon cycle by using dissolved carbon dioxide in photosynthesis. This process is accompanied by which energy change?

A. solar energy being destroyedB. solar energy being transformed into

matterC. solar energy being split into its

component partsD. solar energy being transformed into

chemical energy

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SAMPLE QUESTION:Question #2:All of the organisms in a typical ecosystem are interdependent, helping to maintain the equilibrium of the ecosystem & sustaining each other. Which of the following processes can bacteria perform that is not possible for the other members of a typical ecosystem?

A. converting radiant energy into chemical energy

B. conserving waterC. using nitrogen from the atmosphereD. decomposing the remains of dead

organisms

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ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE CAN IMPACT ECOSYSTEM STABILITY

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SAMPLE QUESTION:Question #1:

A person living near this pond wants to reduce the mosquito population. The mosquito population in this ecosystem could be reduced by:

A. planting more duckweed.B. catching more minnows.C. removing some martin houses.D. adding more shelter for frogs.

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