A) environmental balance
B) harmonic resonance
C) static control
D) normal balance
E) dynamic equilibrium
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A) a park ranger checking fishing licenses
B) the regulation of gas prices
C) a college environmental club cleaning up the shoulder of a highway
D) soil microbes fixing atmospheric nitrogen
E) a city cutting down a tree that is dying
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A) cause further ecological destruction
B) stabilize the ecosystem
C) cause ecological relationships to disintegrate
D) cause ecological relationships to flourish
E) reinforce harmful changes
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A) sedimentary rock,the atmosphere,and plants
B) oceans,sedimentary rock,and respiration
C) freshwater streams,the atmosphere,and plants
D) fertilizers,plants,and the atmosphere
E) sedimentary rock,oceans,and fossil fuels
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
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A) increase; increase
B) remain stable; increase
C) increase; decease
D) decrease; increase
E) decrease; decrease
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A) in groundwater
B) in the form of ice
C) in the atmosphere
D) in freshwater lakes,streams,and rivers
E) in the oceans
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A) You disagree because the resulting increase in phytoplankton at the surface would inhibit sunlight from penetrating into the water,thus inhibiting photosynthesis in the submerged plants.
B) You agree and point out that plants also benefit because the decrease in oxygen will kill aquatic fish and snails,some of which would otherwise eat the aquatic plants.
C) You agree because all organisms need nitrogen and phosphorus,and waterways are naturally limited in those nutrients.
D) You disagree and explain that plants cannot use the nutrients in the water because the plants do not have access to the nutrients.
E) You agree and point out that the resulting fish kill would further enhance the nitrogen and phosphorus levels in the lake,which would further enhance the growth of submerged aquatic plants,creating a positive feedback loop.
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A) why we need to be concerned with damage to rainforests and coral reefs
B) why cultivated lands are a logical choice to replace rainforests
C) why the open ocean is so productive
D) why tundra has such high net primary productivity of biomass
E) the importance of deserts
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A) infiltration
B) uptake
C) transpiration
D) evaporation
E) fixation
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A) Eutrophication,followed by hypoxia,is a likely result,ultimately leading to more CO2 uptake and more oxygen released.
B) Eutrophication,followed by hypoxia,is a likely result,ultimately leading to less CO2 uptake and more oxygen released.
C) Fisheries will improve as the extra nutrients feed shellfish and fish.
D) Productivity in these areas will increase permanently,leading to more CO2 uptake and more oxygen released.
E) Eutrophication,followed by hypoxia,is a likely result,ultimately leading to less CO2 uptake and less oxygen released.
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A) nitrification
B) denitrification
C) ammonification
D) biogeochemical cycling
E) nitrogen fixation
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A) polar regions
B) tundra
C) deserts
D) tropical rainforests
E) deciduous forests
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A) geosphere
B) lithosphere
C) atmosphere
D) hydrosphere
E) biosphere
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A) tend to have less productivity than those without much fresh water
B) don't differentiate between fresh water as rainfall and fresh water as ice in glaciers
C) tend to have about the same productivity as those without much fresh water
D) tend to have more productivity than those without much fresh water
E) No real conclusions can be drawn.
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