Sophia Environmental Science Unit 2 Challenge

Sophia - Environmental Science - Unit 2 Challenge 3. 1 — Photosynthesis and the Carbon Cycle Determine how carbon is cycled between plants and animals. How is carbon cycled between plants and animals? • a.) Dying organisms consume oil and coal. • b.) An animal eats a plant, then absorbs and exhales the carbon, which is then absorbed by other plants during photosynthesis. • c.) Plants use oxygen combined with sugar, to create water and carbon in order to grow. • d.) Plants releas...

1 — Ecology Identify emergent properties at different levels of the organism organization. Which of the following is an emergent property at the ecosystem level of organization? • a.) The relative abundance of species • b.) The differences between organisms within a species • c.) The types of ecosystems • d.) The interactions between communities 2 — Population Ecology: Exponential vs. Logistic Growth Models Differentiate between exponential and logistic population growth mo...

1 — Ecology Identify emergent properties at different levels of the organism organization. Which of the following is an emergent property at the ecosystem level of organization? • a.) The relative abundance of species • b.) The differences between organisms within a species • c.) The types of ecosystems • d.) The interactions between communities 2 — Population Ecology: Exponential vs. Logistic Growth Models Differentiate between exponential and logistic population growth mo...

Sophia - Environmental Science - Unit 2 Challenge 3. 1 — Photosynthesis and the Carbon Cycle Determine how carbon is cycled between plants and animals. How is carbon cycled between plants and animals? • a.) Dying organisms consume oil and coal. • b.) An animal eats a plant, then absorbs and exhales the carbon, which is then absorbed by other plants during photosynthesis. • c.) Plants use oxygen combined with sugar, to create water and carbon in order to grow. •...

1 — Earth Systems Recognize the different systems that work together to create earth systems. Life on the planet is made possible by a particular arrangement and balance of many systems. One example is the geologic system, which includes __________. • a.) food chains and food webs • b.) climate and water systems • c.) carbon, water and nitrogen cycles • d.) photosynthesis