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aerobic respiration anaerobic respiration Anthropocene aquifer atmosphere iosphere arbon cycle arnivore nsumer composer tritivore geos greenhouse effect gross primary productivity groundwater herbivore Holocene hydrologic cycle hydrosphere net primary productivity nitrogen cycle photosynthe primary consumer producer secondary consumer stratosphere surface runot tertiary consumer trophic level troposphere

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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96 Review Key Terms Select the term that best fits the definition. Not all terms will be used. aerobic respiration anaerobic respiration Anthropocene aquifer atmosphere biosphere carbon cycle civore carnivore enumer consumer decomposer detritivore food chain food web geosphere greenhouse effect gross primary productivity groundwater herbivore Holocene hydrologic cycle hydrosphere net primary productivity nitrogen cycle nutrient cycle omnivore phosphorus cycle photosynthesis consumer Sedary consumer stratosphere surface runoff tertiary consumer trophic level troposphere 1. Process in which solar energy interacts with carbon dioxide, water vapor, and other gases in the air; it warms the troposphere 2. Organism that cannot produce its own nutrients and gets them by feeding on other organisms or their wastes and remains 3. Animal that eats both plants and animals 4. A complex network of interconnected food chains 5. Component of Earth's life-support system that consists of a thin spherical envelope of gases surrounding the planet's surface 6. Includes all the water on or near Earth's surface 7. Component of Earth's life-support system where life is found 8. Uses oxygen to convert glucose and other organic molecules back into carbon dioxide and water CHAPTER 3 ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS 9. An organism's feeding level within an ecosystem 10. Precipitation that sinks through soil into underground layers of rock, sand, and gravel 11. The rate at which producers convert radiant energy into chemical energy 12. Continuous movement of elements and compounds that make up nutrients through air, water, soil, rock, and living organisms
Transcribed Image Text:96 Review Key Terms Select the term that best fits the definition. Not all terms will be used. aerobic respiration anaerobic respiration Anthropocene aquifer atmosphere biosphere carbon cycle civore carnivore enumer consumer decomposer detritivore food chain food web geosphere greenhouse effect gross primary productivity groundwater herbivore Holocene hydrologic cycle hydrosphere net primary productivity nitrogen cycle nutrient cycle omnivore phosphorus cycle photosynthesis consumer Sedary consumer stratosphere surface runoff tertiary consumer trophic level troposphere 1. Process in which solar energy interacts with carbon dioxide, water vapor, and other gases in the air; it warms the troposphere 2. Organism that cannot produce its own nutrients and gets them by feeding on other organisms or their wastes and remains 3. Animal that eats both plants and animals 4. A complex network of interconnected food chains 5. Component of Earth's life-support system that consists of a thin spherical envelope of gases surrounding the planet's surface 6. Includes all the water on or near Earth's surface 7. Component of Earth's life-support system where life is found 8. Uses oxygen to convert glucose and other organic molecules back into carbon dioxide and water CHAPTER 3 ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS 9. An organism's feeding level within an ecosystem 10. Precipitation that sinks through soil into underground layers of rock, sand, and gravel 11. The rate at which producers convert radiant energy into chemical energy 12. Continuous movement of elements and compounds that make up nutrients through air, water, soil, rock, and living organisms
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