A) all the food is captured and eaten before it can reach the next trophic level.
B) all of the food eaten is digested and absorbed.
C) only a portion of the food that is digested can be used to make ATP.
D) all of the absorbed food molecules are used as an energy source for ATP buildup in mitochondria.
E) all of the food is absorbed,but not all can be used to make ATP.
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A) grass
B) rabbits
C) snakes
D) hawks
E) foxes
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A) It requires a number of different types of bacteria.
B) Plants can take in and use nitrogen from the air by using their leaves.
C) Ammonium in the soil is converted to nitrite by nitrite-producing bacteria and then nitrite is converted to nitrate by nitrate-producing bacteria.
D) Eventually,organic nitrogen becomes inorganic nitrogen again.
E) Human activities increase the nitrogen fixation rate.
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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) in the ocean.
B) with a producer.
C) with decaying matter.
D) with air pollution.
E) with fungi.
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A) 10,000 kilocalories.
B) 1,000 kilocalories.
C) 100 kilocalories.
D) 10 kilocalories.
E) 1 kilocalorie.
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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) life as we know it does not match the energy laws of physics.
B) ecology cannot be explained using principles from chemistry and physics.
C) it is possible to capture all the photosynthetic energy absorbed in a molecule of glucose.
D) energy flows one way through an ecosystem and requires an external input.
E) inorganic elements flow through an ecosystem.
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A) a reservoir for the element in the earth
B) the biotic community and its food chains
C) an exchange pool from which producers draw nutrients
D) weather
E) plants and animals
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A) living organisms
B) dead organisms
C) coal
D) ammonium and nitrates
E) inorganic carbonate in limestone/carbonaceous shells
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A) nitrogen gas.
B) nitrate.
C) nitrite.
D) ammonia.
E) ammonium.
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A) humans.
B) vertebrates.
C) invertebrates.
D) green plants.
E) soil bacteria.
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A) omnivores.
B) herbivores.
C) decomposers.
D) autotrophs.
E) carnivores.
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A) It contains many food chains.
B) It contains several trophic levels.
C) It is usually stable.
D) It interacts with the physical environment.
E) It uses only the carbon cycle.
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A) 1%
B) 10%
C) 30%
D) 60%
E) 100%
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A) producer
B) herbivore
C) photoautotrophs
D) autotroph
E) carnivore
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A) keep humans from burning more trees by serving as a fuel source.
B) serve as a reservoir of carbon that will eventually be released into the ecosystem.
C) lock up carbon so that it can never be returned to the atmosphere to make global warming increase.
D) make carbon readily available to plants through their roots growing down into the coal deposit.
E) serve as short-term storage for carbons.
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A) green algae
B) green plant
C) caterpillar
D) bird
E) mushroom
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A) the food chain
B) inorganic nutrients
C) water availability
D) temperature
E) sunlight
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