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Which of the following is NOT an example of biological process in a geochemical cycle?
Evaporation
Decompostion
Erosion
Waste in Water
Carbon dioxide is returned to the atmosphere primarily by
consumption of plants
cellular respiration
elimination of waste
photosynthesis
Carbon Dioxide is taken from the atmosphere by which of the following
cellular respiration
combustion
photosynthesis
all of the above
Ammonification is carried out mainly by
humans
plants
animals
bacteria
Nitrogen fixation is carried out mainly by
humans
plants
animals
bacteria
Which of the following steps of the water cycle require a living organism in order to occur?
transpiration
condensation
evaporation
precipitation
liquid falls to the Earth
Precipitation
runoff
infiltration
evaporation
transpiration
liquid runs along surface and collects in puddles, lakes, etc...
Precipitation
runoff
infiltration
evaporation
transpiration
some water seeps into Earth's surface
Precipitation
runoff
infiltration
evaporation
transpiration
sun heats liquid water to vapor and it rises
Precipitation
runoff
infiltration
evaporation
transpiration
water as vapor into atmosphere from plants
condensation
runoff
infiltration
evaporation
transpiration
water condenses to form clouds before precipitation again
condensation
runoff
infiltration
evaporation
transpiration
A negative impact humans have on the water cycle
photosynthesis
cellular respiration
deforestation
condensation
a negative impact humans have on the carbon cycle
precipitation
combustion
nitrification
fertilizers
a negative impact humans have on the nitrogen cycle
precipitation
combustion
nitrification
fertilizers
plants capture CO2 from the atmosphere and use it to make sugar
photosynthesis
cellular respiration
consumption
combustion
decomposition
CO2 released into atmosphere as waste from metabolism
photosynthesis
cellular respiration
consumption
combustion
decomposition
one organism eats another for carbon
fossilization
cellular respiration
consumption
combustion
decomposition
CO2 released into atmosphere from burning
fossilization
cellular respiration
consumption
combustion
decomposition
decomposers break down carbon from dead organisms, allowing it to be recycled in the soil
fossilization
cellular respiration
consumption
combustion
decomposition
converts carbon from once-living organisms into a fuel source through intense heat and compression
fossilization
cellular respiration
consumption
combustion
decomposition
Bacteria in the soil or water convert nitrogen (from the air or water) into forms that plants can use
Nitrogen Fixation
Decomposition
Nitricication
denitrification
decomposers like bacteria break dead matter down, returning nitrogen to the soil.
Nitrogen Fixation
Decomposition
Nitricication
denitrification
ammonification
Bacteria convert nitrogen from waste (urine and feces) into ammonia.
Nitrogen Fixation
Decomposition
Nitricication
denitrification
ammonification
–Bacteria convert nitrogen in ammonia into nitrates and nitrites to be absorbed by plants in their roots.
Nitrogen Fixation
Decomposition
Nitricication
denitrification
ammonification
bacteria convert nitrogen in ammonia to N2 so it can go back into the atmosphere
Nitrogen Fixation
Decomposition
Nitricication
denitrification
ammonification
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