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1. A unit used to measure energy is the kcal.

a. What is the source of all
energy in the pyramid?

b. How much energy does this source provide to a square meter of the Earth per year? (Be sure your
answer includes units.)

2. The arrows represent the energy available to the next level of the pyramid.

a. What percentage of the source energy form question 1 is absorbed by the oak leaves? Divide oak levar got by the total sunlight hitting the earth’s surface.

b. By what process do the oak leaves harness this energy?

3. Describe how the consumers in one level of the pyramid obtain energy from the organisms at the previous level of the pyramid.

a. How much energy per year do caterpillars obtain from eating the leaves in a square meter of the oak tree?

b. What percentages the energy that was originally by the oak leaves is passed in to the caterpillars? Divide ye hat the caterpillars got by wag at leaves got.

c. What percentage of the energy absorbed by the oak leaves is not passed on to the caterpillars?

4. Calculate the percentage of the nervy that is transferred from one level of the pyramid to another for all of the levels?

a. Oak leaves to caterpillars (see question 3b)

b. Caterpillars to blue jays.

c. Blue jays to hawk.

5. Calculate the average percentage of energy that is transferred from one level to another using you answers in question 5. Note that this average percentage transfer is similar for many different types of energy pyramid in nature.

6. Explain why an energy pyramid in any ecosystem typically is limited to four or five levels only.

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Answer:

What is the source of all energy in the pyramid in Model 1

Sunlight hitting the earth's surface

How much energy does this source provide to a square meter of the Earth per year? (be sure your answer includes units)

3,190,000 kcals

Label the pyramid levels in Model 1 with the following: primary producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, and tertiary consumers

Oak tree leaves are the primary producers

Caterpillars are the primary consumers

Blue Jays are the secondary consumers

Hawks are the tertiary consumers

What percentage of the source energy from question 1a is absorbed by the oak leaves in Model 1?

8 %

By what process do the oak leaves harness this energy?

photosynthesis

Describe how the consumers in one level of the pyramid obtain energy from the organisms at the previous level of the pyramid

By consuming them

How much energy per year do the caterpillars in Model 1 obtain from eating the leaves in a square meter of the oak tree?

4,000 kcal

What percentage of the energy that was originally absorbed by the oak tree leaves is passed on to the caterpillars

13.5%

What percentage of the energy absorbed by the oak leaves is not passed on to the caterpillars

84.3%

With your group, list at least three possible uses and/or products of the energy absorbed by the oak leaves that did not contribute to the production of biomass.

Photosynthesis, heat, leaves changing colors

Why is lactic acid the end product of fermentation and not the PYRUVATE molecule?

What is the significance of crossing over?

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The excerpt below was written by Henry Stimson in 1941:

The atomic bomb was more than a weapon of terrible destruction, it was a psychological weapon


What did Stimson mean by this statement?


A. US leaders had tricked the Japanese into thinking they were more powerful than they were

B. Skillful use of the atomic bomb could force opponents to make concessions.

C. The atomic bomb was an ineffective way to end war

D. The atomic bomb was not quite as dangerous as many people thought

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The Florida Everglades is a large warm wetland with many plants and animals. Which of Earth’s systems interacts with the biosphere in the Florida Everglades?

A.
hydrosphere, geosphere, and atmosphere

B.
hydrosphere, atmosphere and cryosphere

C.
hydrosphere only

D.
hydrosphere and geosphere only

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a) 6.7
b) 8
c) 4.5
d) Below 4.5

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(in orbit by the Sun's.
fa. Gravity
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I. Friction
d. Tension

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Explain your answer.​​

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The Richter scale ranges from 1 to 10 in increments of tenths and measures the amount of energy released by an earthquake, not the amount of damage or the effect on people. How many earthquakes of magnitude 4.0 does it take to release the same amount of energy released by one earthquake of magnitude 8.0? (Show your work)

both vascular and nonvascular plants are
a. small
b. autotrophs
c. heterotrophs
d. large

what happened when Griffith mixed heat-killed bacteria with the harmless culture of bacteria?
PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!! ASAP!!!!!

how does water move through the water cycle

How does air flow when a low-pressure center occurs in the atmosphere?

What causes cells in living organisms to be different from one another?
O A An organism evolves new cell types in response to its environment
O B. The brain of an organism sends a signal to its cells to differentiate when the organismis in danger.
O c The DNA of an organism moves from one cell to another, allowing different cells to have different functions
O D. An organism expresses different genes at different times in development, causing cells to be specialized

Why can coastal areas support a great population of plankton than the open oceans?

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Female-

Male-
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