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Biology Flashcards: Support Ecosystem Cycling With Evidence

Study Support Ecosystem Cycling With Evidence in Biology with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

QUESTION

Which evidence best supports increased carbon sequestration in a reforested area?

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ANSWER

Rising tree biomass and increasing soil organic carbon. More carbon stored in both above and below-ground pools.

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Claim: Matter (atoms) cycles through living and nonliving parts of an ecosystem. Evidence:
  1. A student feeds a rabbit lettuce grown in air containing a harmless carbon "label," and later detects that labeled carbon in the rabbit's body tissues.
  2. Later, a hawk eats the rabbit, and labeled carbon is detected in the hawk's tissues.
  3. A sensor shows CO2_2 increases in a jar containing only a snail over time.
  4. Predators usually have sharper teeth than herbivores.
Which evidence best demonstrates carbon transfer through a food web (matter cycling between organisms)?
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