FE Environmental Biology — practice questions
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Practice FE Environmental Biology in the app →The study of how living organisms interact with their environment is called:A group of interbreeding organisms of one species in one area at one time is a:All the different species in an area, plus their interactions, make up a biological:Living things in an area together with the nonliving surroundings form an:All the parts of Earth inhabited by life together make up the:The study of where living things are found and the abiotic factors behind that is:Temperature and rainfall across the globe vary mainly with elevation and:Deep in a lake, sunlight grows scarce because water, plants and particles all:An animal that travels seasonally to escape hostile temperatures is performing:An animal surviving a hot, dry season in a dormant state is undergoing:An abiotic factor affecting evaporation, transpiration and heat loss from organisms is:Some plants need intense heat to complete part of their life cycle, so the disturbance they depend on is:The organic matter left available as food after plant respiration is measured as net primary:Earth's biomes divide into two major groups: aquatic and:Tropical wet forests are found in equatorial regions and are also known as tropical:Tropical wet forests show high net primary productivity because their rainfall and temperature are:Plants growing harmlessly on other plants in a rainforest are called:Grasslands with scattered trees found in Africa, South America and northern Australia are:A scrub forest biome found in California and around the Mediterranean is the:Temperate grasslands in central North America are also known as:The boreal forest, found across Canada, Russia and northern Europe, is also called:The Arctic tundra has little species diversity and net primary productivity that is: