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65問 • 1年前
  • Leanne Lamano
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Ecology generally believed to have been coined by German Naturalist ________

    Ernst Haeckel

  • 2

    oikos means _______

    house

  • 3

    logos means _______

    study

  • 4

    branch of biology that deals with the relations of organisms to one another and to their environment

    ecology

  • 5

    5 physical factors of environment (w____, a______, s______, l_______, t_______)

    water, atmosphere, soil, light, temperature

  • 6

    natural agent that stimulates sight and make things visible

    light

  • 7

    essential to all plants in photosynthesis

    Light

  • 8

    animals with undeveloped eyes that live in underground stream and rivers.

    blind fishes

  • 9

    animals that live in depth to which light cannot pentrate

    deep-sea fishes

  • 10

    can live without sunlight and die when exposed to light

    bacteria

  • 11

    degree or intensity of heat in a substance or objects.

    temperature

  • 12

    2 types of animals according to their temperature

    poikilothermous and homeothermous

  • 13

    whose body temp. varies w/ the temp. of the environment

    poikilothermous

  • 14

    cold-blooded

    poikilothermous

  • 15

    fishes, amphibians, and reptiles are example of?

    poikilothermous animals

  • 16

    whose body temp. remains more/less constant regardless to the temp. of the environment

    homeothermous

  • 17

    warm-blooded

    homeothermous

  • 18

    birds and mammals are examples of?

    homeothermous

  • 19

    colorless, transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid that forms the seas, rivers, and rain. It is a basis of fluids of living organisms.

    water

  • 20

    plants that may live completely submerged or partially submerged in water

    hydrophytes

  • 21

    plants that are found in neither wet nor dry environment

    mesophytes

  • 22

    plants that are found in an almost waterless environment

    xerophytes

  • 23

    describes the movement of water throughout Earth's surface, atmosphere, and underground.

    water cycle

  • 24

    movement of water from earth to atmosphere

    evaporation

  • 25

    moisture from plant leaves that is released to the atmosphere

    transpiration

  • 26

    process by which water vapor in the air is changed into liquid water

    condensation

  • 27

    respinsible for the formationof clouds

    condensation

  • 28

    movement of water from the atmosphere to the earth in the form of rain

    precipitation

  • 29

    a mixture of minerals, organic matter, gases, liquids, and countless organisms that together support life on earth.

    soil

  • 30

    is a layer of gases, known as air, that surrounds the planet earth and is retained by Earth's gravity

    atmosphere

  • 31

    how many are in types of ecology?

    4

  • 32

    study of relationship between physiology of organisms with their adaption to their environmental conditions

    physiology ecology

  • 33

    sub-field ecology that deals with the dynamics of species populations interact with the environment

    population ecology

  • 34

    study concerned with the interaction between species within ecological community

    community ecology

  • 35

    ecological science that deals with the flow of energy through biotic and abiotic components

    ecosystem ecology

  • 36

    studies the complex intearctions between plants and animals

    plant ecophysiology

  • 37

    plant ecophysiology is concerned with 2 topics, what are those?

    mechanism and scaling or integration

  • 38

    how plants sense the response to environmental change

    mechanism

  • 39

    how the responses to highly variable conditions are coordinated with one another.

    scaling or integration

  • 40

    have major influences on human physiology

    human

  • 41

    maintaining the steady state inside the body.

    thermoregulation

  • 42

    2 main types of stresses

    heat stress and cold stress

  • 43

    results from a combination of internal body heat production from doing work and external heat exposure from environment

    heat stress

  • 44

    results from being exposed to extreme cold and working in cold environment

    cold stress

  • 45

    all individuals of a species

    species population

  • 46

    populations in which individuals are distributed in habitat of two or more populations

    metapopulations

  • 47

    a group of conspecific individuals that is demographically, genetically, or partially disjunct from other groups of individuals.

    population

  • 48

    group of individuals more genetically similar to each other than to other individuals

    deme

  • 49

    group of individuals with an investigator, delimited area smaller than the geographic range of the species and often within a population

    local population

  • 50

    arbitrary sparially delimited subset of individuals from within a population. to examine research gender

    subpopulation

  • 51

    a spatially clustered group of individuals

    aggregation

  • 52

    is the branch of ecology that studies the growth and regulation of animal and plant population resulting to birth, death, emigration, and emmigration

    demographic processes

  • 53

    leaves its home/animal find it not ideal to live in

    emigration

  • 54

    establishes a home/animal find it ideal for them to live

    emmigration

  • 55

    particular group of things or people that belonged together or some shared qualities

    species

  • 56

    all organisms that inhabit a particular area, an assemblage of populations of different species living together for potential interaction.

    community

  • 57

    relations between species of community

    interspecific interaction

  • 58

    occurs when species competefor a particular resource

    competition

  • 59

    one organisms captures and feeds on another organisms

    predation

  • 60

    any relationship in ehich two species live closely together

    symbiosis

  • 61

    bothe soecies benefits

    mutualism

  • 62

    one member of the association benefits and other is neither helped nor harmed.

    commensalism

  • 63

    one organism live on or inside another organism and harms it

    parasitism

  • 64

    what are the biotic components in ecosystem ecology?

    autotrophs and heterotrophs

  • 65

    what are the abiotic components in ecosystem ecology?

    sunlight, temperature, water, soil

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Ecology generally believed to have been coined by German Naturalist ________

    Ernst Haeckel

  • 2

    oikos means _______

    house

  • 3

    logos means _______

    study

  • 4

    branch of biology that deals with the relations of organisms to one another and to their environment

    ecology

  • 5

    5 physical factors of environment (w____, a______, s______, l_______, t_______)

    water, atmosphere, soil, light, temperature

  • 6

    natural agent that stimulates sight and make things visible

    light

  • 7

    essential to all plants in photosynthesis

    Light

  • 8

    animals with undeveloped eyes that live in underground stream and rivers.

    blind fishes

  • 9

    animals that live in depth to which light cannot pentrate

    deep-sea fishes

  • 10

    can live without sunlight and die when exposed to light

    bacteria

  • 11

    degree or intensity of heat in a substance or objects.

    temperature

  • 12

    2 types of animals according to their temperature

    poikilothermous and homeothermous

  • 13

    whose body temp. varies w/ the temp. of the environment

    poikilothermous

  • 14

    cold-blooded

    poikilothermous

  • 15

    fishes, amphibians, and reptiles are example of?

    poikilothermous animals

  • 16

    whose body temp. remains more/less constant regardless to the temp. of the environment

    homeothermous

  • 17

    warm-blooded

    homeothermous

  • 18

    birds and mammals are examples of?

    homeothermous

  • 19

    colorless, transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid that forms the seas, rivers, and rain. It is a basis of fluids of living organisms.

    water

  • 20

    plants that may live completely submerged or partially submerged in water

    hydrophytes

  • 21

    plants that are found in neither wet nor dry environment

    mesophytes

  • 22

    plants that are found in an almost waterless environment

    xerophytes

  • 23

    describes the movement of water throughout Earth's surface, atmosphere, and underground.

    water cycle

  • 24

    movement of water from earth to atmosphere

    evaporation

  • 25

    moisture from plant leaves that is released to the atmosphere

    transpiration

  • 26

    process by which water vapor in the air is changed into liquid water

    condensation

  • 27

    respinsible for the formationof clouds

    condensation

  • 28

    movement of water from the atmosphere to the earth in the form of rain

    precipitation

  • 29

    a mixture of minerals, organic matter, gases, liquids, and countless organisms that together support life on earth.

    soil

  • 30

    is a layer of gases, known as air, that surrounds the planet earth and is retained by Earth's gravity

    atmosphere

  • 31

    how many are in types of ecology?

    4

  • 32

    study of relationship between physiology of organisms with their adaption to their environmental conditions

    physiology ecology

  • 33

    sub-field ecology that deals with the dynamics of species populations interact with the environment

    population ecology

  • 34

    study concerned with the interaction between species within ecological community

    community ecology

  • 35

    ecological science that deals with the flow of energy through biotic and abiotic components

    ecosystem ecology

  • 36

    studies the complex intearctions between plants and animals

    plant ecophysiology

  • 37

    plant ecophysiology is concerned with 2 topics, what are those?

    mechanism and scaling or integration

  • 38

    how plants sense the response to environmental change

    mechanism

  • 39

    how the responses to highly variable conditions are coordinated with one another.

    scaling or integration

  • 40

    have major influences on human physiology

    human

  • 41

    maintaining the steady state inside the body.

    thermoregulation

  • 42

    2 main types of stresses

    heat stress and cold stress

  • 43

    results from a combination of internal body heat production from doing work and external heat exposure from environment

    heat stress

  • 44

    results from being exposed to extreme cold and working in cold environment

    cold stress

  • 45

    all individuals of a species

    species population

  • 46

    populations in which individuals are distributed in habitat of two or more populations

    metapopulations

  • 47

    a group of conspecific individuals that is demographically, genetically, or partially disjunct from other groups of individuals.

    population

  • 48

    group of individuals more genetically similar to each other than to other individuals

    deme

  • 49

    group of individuals with an investigator, delimited area smaller than the geographic range of the species and often within a population

    local population

  • 50

    arbitrary sparially delimited subset of individuals from within a population. to examine research gender

    subpopulation

  • 51

    a spatially clustered group of individuals

    aggregation

  • 52

    is the branch of ecology that studies the growth and regulation of animal and plant population resulting to birth, death, emigration, and emmigration

    demographic processes

  • 53

    leaves its home/animal find it not ideal to live in

    emigration

  • 54

    establishes a home/animal find it ideal for them to live

    emmigration

  • 55

    particular group of things or people that belonged together or some shared qualities

    species

  • 56

    all organisms that inhabit a particular area, an assemblage of populations of different species living together for potential interaction.

    community

  • 57

    relations between species of community

    interspecific interaction

  • 58

    occurs when species competefor a particular resource

    competition

  • 59

    one organisms captures and feeds on another organisms

    predation

  • 60

    any relationship in ehich two species live closely together

    symbiosis

  • 61

    bothe soecies benefits

    mutualism

  • 62

    one member of the association benefits and other is neither helped nor harmed.

    commensalism

  • 63

    one organism live on or inside another organism and harms it

    parasitism

  • 64

    what are the biotic components in ecosystem ecology?

    autotrophs and heterotrophs

  • 65

    what are the abiotic components in ecosystem ecology?

    sunlight, temperature, water, soil