A) different kinds of organisms within a community or ecosystem.
B) different versions of the same gene in an ecological community.
C) sizes,colors,and shapes of organisms within an ecological community.
D) niches,trophic levels,and ecological processes of a biological community.
E) different species in an ecosystem.
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A) uncontrolled sport hunting in the developed world.
B) commercial harvesting of wildlife in Africa.
C) drought conditions caused by the greenhouse effect.
D) habitat destruction worldwide.
E) there is not one,extinction rates this high are common
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A) Humans may have been causing extinctions thousands of years ago,but our impact has recently increased.
B) Humans are responsible for many of the mass extinctions in the geologic record.
C) Humans only began causing extinctions in the past 150 years.
D) Humans have never had significant impact on species extinctions until the past four decades.
E) Humans have been causing extinctions for thousands of years and we are still causing extinctions at about the same rate.
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A) savannah
B) arctic tundra
C) tropical rainforest
D) chaparral
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A) The principal importers of endangered species are developed countries.
B) Overharvesting affects animals more than plants.
C) People who say they are animal lovers are the main contributors to the trade.
D) The principal exporters of endangered species are developing countries.
E) Endangered species are listed globally by the IUCN.
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A) temperate grasslands;tropical seasonal forest
B) tropical rainforest;tropical seasonal forest
C) tundra;boreal forests
D) tropical seasonal forest;tropical rainforest
E) boreal forests;tundra
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A) thermocline.
B) epilimnion.
C) benthos.
D) hypolimnion.
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A) interbreed threatened species with common species.
B) increase an endangered species population until it is no longer endangered.
C) invest corporate capital in species maintenance.
D) study the species for a better understanding of its role in the biological community.
E) protect the species to aid other organisms and resources in the ecosystem.
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A) in the most danger.
B) the most important.
C) most well known.
D) most numerous.
E) keystone species.
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A) tropical rainforest
B) temperate rainforest
C) tropical savanna
D) temperate grasslands
E) temperate deciduous forest
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A) temperate deciduous forest
B) tropical rainforest
C) temperate rainforest
D) desert
E) tropical savanna
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A) phytoplankton.
B) sharks.
C) sea stars.
D) coral reef organisms.
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A) North America and Europe.
B) South America,Africa,and Southeast Asia.
C) South Africa,Australia,and Europe.
D) Oceania,East Asia,and Antarctica.
E) North America,South America,and Africa.
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A) marine biome.
B) tropical rainforest biome.
C) tundra biome.
D) desert biome.
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A) The principal importers of endangered species are developed countries.
B) Overharvesting affects animals more than plants.
C) People who say they are animal lovers are the main contributors to the trade.
D) The principal exporters of endangered species are developing countries.
E) None of these statements are false.
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True/False
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A) different kinds of organisms within a community or ecosystem.
B) different versions of the same gene in an ecological community.
C) sizes,colors,and shapes of organisms within an ecological community.
D) niches,trophic levels,and ecological processes of a biological community.
E) different species in an ecosystem.
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A) fens are fed by groundwater,bogs are fed by rainfall.
B) fens have many trees,bogs have none.
C) fens are always on the coast,bogs are inland.
D) bogs are found only in brackish areas.
E) There are no differences between fens and bogs,they are synonymous.
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A) wide precipitation range and narrow temperature range.
B) narrow precipitation and temperature range.
C) wide precipitation and temperature range.
D) wide temperature range and narrow precipitation range.
E) varying temperature and narrow precipitation range.
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