What is a biome, characterized by dominant organisms, climates, and plants? A temporary seasonal environment A single species habitat A major regional or global community of organisms A small local ecosystem

A major regional or global community of organisms

What is an ecosystem, formed by the interaction of a community of organisms with their environment? A system formed by the interaction of a community of organisms with their environment A random collection of species A single organism's habitat A non-interactive community

A system formed by the interaction of a community of organisms with their environment

What are the climate and precipitation features of the Arctic Tundra? High temperatures, reaching 30° during Winter, and 40° in the summer with 100 - 150cm of annual precipitation Moderate temperatures, reaching 15° during Winter, and 25° in the summer with 60 - 80cm of annual precipitation Variable temperatures, reaching 0° during Winter, and 20° in the summer with 200 - 300cm of annual precipitation Low temperatures, reaching -51° during Winter, and 10° in the summer with 30 - 50cm of annual precipitation

Low temperatures, reaching -51° during Winter, and 10° in the summer with 30 - 50cm of annual precipitation

What are some features of the soil due to the climate in the Arctic Tundra? The sub-soil remains frozen annually, known as permafrost The soil is sandy and dry due to lack of precipitation The soil is rocky and nutrient-poor due to erosion The soil is rich and fertile due to high temperatures

The sub-soil remains frozen annually, known as permafrost

What animal biodiversity types and characteristics are found in the Arctic Tundra? Tropical Birds, Monkeys, Snakes, with bright feathers Savannah Lions, Elephants, Zebras, with large herds Arctic Hares, Wolves, Polar Bears, Owls, Reindeers with thick fur Desert Lizards, Camels, Scorpions, with water retention abilities

Arctic Hares, Wolves, Polar Bears, Owls, Reindeers with thick fur

Where are the Arctic tundra biomes located? Central Europe, in temperate zones Northern parts of the world, near the Arctic Ocean, in places like Iceland, Alaska, Canada, Russia Equatorial regions, near the equator Southern Hemisphere, near the Antarctic Circle

Northern parts of the world, near the Arctic Ocean, in places like Iceland, Alaska, Canada, Russia

What are the climate and precipitation features of the Coniferous Forest? Temperatures range from -10° in winter to 15° in summer with 50-100cm of annual precipitation Temperatures range from 0° in winter to 30° in summer with 150-200cm of annual precipitation Temperatures range from 10° in winter to 40° in summer with 200-300cm of annual precipitation Temperatures range from -55° in winter to 20° in summer with 30-85cm of annual precipitation

Temperatures range from -55° in winter to 20° in summer with 30-85cm of annual precipitation

Where are the Coniferous Forest biomes located? Near the equator, in tropical regions In central Africa, in savannah regions In the southern hemisphere, near the Antarctic Circle Just south of the Arctic Tundra, stretching across Alaska, North America, and Eurasian countries

Just south of the Arctic Tundra, stretching across Alaska, North America, and Eurasian countries

What vegetation grows in the Coniferous Forest, and what are their characteristics? Cone-bearing trees like spruce and firs, tall and adapted to cold weather Cacti and succulents, adapted to dry conditions Broadleaf trees like oak and maple, shedding leaves in autumn Mangroves and palms, thriving in wetland areas

Cone-bearing trees like spruce and firs, tall and adapted to cold weather

What are the advantages of cardiac integration in relation to the left and right sides of the heart? Integration of cardiac with left, considering factors related to right Separation of cardiac functions between left and right No significant advantage Independent operation of left and right cardiac functions

Integration of cardiac with left, considering factors related to right

What is the equation for mean arterial pressure (MAP)? MAP = diastolic pressure + 1/3 (systolic pressure - diastolic pressure) MAP = systolic pressure - diastolic pressure MAP = systolic pressure + diastolic pressure MAP = (systolic pressure - diastolic pressure) / 2

MAP = diastolic pressure + 1/3 (systolic pressure - diastolic pressure)

What are the main coronary vessels that arise from the base of the aorta? Right coronary artery (RCA) and left coronary artery (LCA) Pulmonary artery and pulmonary vein Aorta and pulmonary trunk Superior vena cava and inferior vena cava

Right coronary artery (RCA) and left coronary artery (LCA)

How do molds typically reproduce? By budding By binary fission By spore formation, which can be sexual or asexual By fragmentation

By spore formation, which can be sexual or asexual

What is a common appearance of mold colonies? Fuzzy colonies or woolly appearance due to mycelia Transparent and liquid-like Smooth and creamy Hard and crusty

Fuzzy colonies or woolly appearance due to mycelia

How are molds typically organized in terms of structure? Bicellular, organized into filaments Tricellular, organized into clusters Unicellular, organized into spores Multicellular, organized into hyphae

Multicellular, organized into hyphae

What is the typical appearance of yeast colonies? Green and filamentous Always black and fuzzy Red and crusty Usually white in color, smooth, creamy, bacterial-like colony without aerial hyphae

Usually white in color, smooth, creamy, bacterial-like colony without aerial hyphae

What is the typical method of reproduction for yeast? By an asexual process called budding By binary fission By spore formation By sexual reproduction

By an asexual process called budding

What does monomorphism in fungi refer to? Fungi with three growth phases Fungi with one growth phase (either mold or yeast) Fungi with no distinct growth phases Fungi with two growth phases

Fungi with one growth phase (either mold or yeast)

What is dimorphism in fungi, specifically thermally dimorphic fungi? Ability to exist only as yeast Ability to exist only as mold Ability to exist in three growth forms Ability to exist in two growth forms as mold or yeast based on temperature change

Ability to exist in two growth forms as mold or yeast based on temperature change

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