Environmental Management Key Words
Across
- 5. the systematic error in the way the sample represents the population.
- 6. _______ transition = how populations change over time
- 8. = the C in Abundunce scale (ACFOR)
- 11. contains 80% of all the atmosphere mass. Temperature decreases rapidly with altitude. All weather events occur here;
- 12. _______ trap = Some flying invertebrates like moths are attracted to this and get trapped;
- 13. ______ trap = Used to sample invertebrates that move over the ground surface;
- 15. _________ variable = the factor that is being deliberately altered and measured to see if it controls the dependent variable
- 17. _________ sampling = when a proportionate number of observations is taken from each part of the population
- 19. _________ variable = kept constant during testing so they will not influence the outcome
- 21. _______ factors = living or once-living components in the ecosystem
- 24. _________ variable = the factor being controlled by the independent variable
- 26. _______ index = π΅ =(ππΓππ)/ππ
- 27. capture - ______ - recapture
- 29. they obtain their energy by braking apart large molecules, transforming them into nutrients to be used again by plants
- 32. the group of ecosystems on a given region that have similar vegetations and animals adapted to a certain climate regime
- 34. photosynthetic organism that use the sun to produce energy
- 35. ________ ratio = (π·πππππππππ (πβππ)+ππππππππππ (ππ+))/(π·πππππππππ (ππβππ))Γπππ
- 37. the process that transform water into vapor that rises to the atmosphere
- 40. tray = It is similar to the sweep net method. A blancket tray is placed underneath a plant that is hit, so invertebrates would fall.
- 41. concerns not just the different populations but also the environmental factors and their interaction with life
- 42. (Ha)
- 44. pro- and anti- ______ policies that help influence birth rates
- 45. = (π΅ΒΊ ππ ππππ ππππ πππππ πππ πππππππ ππ πππππ )/(π»ππππ π΅ΒΊ ππ ππππ ππππ) x 100
- 46. _______ sampling = It is used to sample aquatic mobile invertebrates in a river or coastal area.
Down
- 1. the maximum population size of a biological species that can be sustained by that specific environment
- 2. the constant transport of water on, above or below the surface of Earth
- 3. _______ density = (π΅ΒΊ ππ ππππππ)/π¨πππ
- 4. a group of individuals of the same species that live in a particular area
- 7. Data that can be expressed has a number and counted
- 9. the fall of condensated water due to gravity β rain
- 10. Information that canβt be expressed as a number
- 14. the extent to which an experiment, test, or any measuring procedure yields the same results on repeated trials
- 16. = (π΅ΒΊ ππ πππππππ πππππππ )/(π»ππππ π΅ΒΊ ππ πππππππ)Γπππ
- 18. = (No. of individuals x total area) / area of the quadrat
- 20. obtain their energy by grazing photosynthetic organisms or prey on lower-level _______
- 22. the transition of water vapor to form clouds
- 23. ______ index = π« = πβ(β(π/π΅)π)
- 25. Population ________ = shows the structure and distribution of a given country
- 28. the group of different speciesβ populations that inhabit a certain area
- 30. meeting our needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own
- 31. the process by which plants use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to create oxygen and energy in a form of sugar (glucose);
- 32. considers all the biomes on Earth, being the highest level of ecological organization.
- 33. _________ sampling = when each member of the population is likely to be included
- 36. ___________ competition = when the same speices comptete for resources
- 38. _________ sampling = when the observations are taken in regular intervals
- 39. ________ effect = It is responsible by maintaining stable temperature, without big oscillations between night and day;
- 43. ______ nets = nets with large diameter that can be swept throught vegetation to collect invertebrates