ES Midterm Review

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Across
  1. 3. the buildup of this can cause eutrophication
  2. 4. populations are close together
  3. 6. helps an ecosystem remain stable
  4. 10. eruption which can result in primary succession
  5. 11. lab equipment used for precise measuring
  6. 13. type of graph which shows comparisons
  7. 15. organism which exhibits random distribution
  8. 16. the group of flowers which received plain water
  9. 17. lab equipment used for mixing and heating
  10. 18. the greatest consumer of water
  11. 22. ability of an ecosystem to resist change/ remain unchanged over time
  12. 24. the total number of individuals of a species within a set habitat or area
  13. 25. lab equipment used to hold samples
  14. 26. situation which can result in secondary succession
  15. 27. the current world population is 8.1 _________
  16. 28. type of graph which shows change over time
  17. 29. type of graph which compares parts to the whole
  18. 31. a succession sequence that takes place after a land clearance event
  19. 32. the group of flowers which received fertilizer
Down
  1. 1. biogeochemical cycle which involves the breakdown of rock
  2. 2. the first species to colonize an area
  3. 5. bacteria play a key role in this biogeochemical cycle
  4. 7. positive answer to a population growth problem
  5. 8. water which is safe to drink
  6. 9. organism which exhibits uniform distribution
  7. 12. type of plant rotated by farmers to restore nitrogen to the soil
  8. 13. example of a keystone species
  9. 14. a succession sequence that occurs on land that has not had plants or soil in the past or has been cleared of its plant and vegetation by volcanic eruption
  10. 19. biogeochemical cycle which is influenced by the use of fossil fuels
  11. 20. organism which exhibits clumped distribution
  12. 21. the ability of an ecosystem to recover from external disturbances
  13. 23. populations are spread apart
  14. 30. country who enforced strict population laws
  15. 31. a series of steps used by scientists to solve a problem