A) littoral lake zone-closest to shore
B) benthic zone-lake or ocean floor
C) limnetic lake zone-on surface away from shore
D) profundal zone-division of the open ocean
E) epipelagic-upper part of open waters of ocean
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A) savannah.
B) steppes.
C) prairies.
D) taiga.
E) chapparal.
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A) tropical rain forest.
B) tundra.
C) temperate deciduous forest.
D) chaparral.
E) taiga.
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A) prairie grassland
B) temperate deciduous forest
C) tropical rain forest
D) tundra
E) taiga
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A) The permafrost layer, located below the top soil, is always frozen.
B) The landscape of pools and mires in the tundra is due to melted snow that does not evaporate.
C) The long periods of darkness, sometimes even six months of night, prevents trees and other photosynthetic producers from growing.
D) In the summer, the tundra is alive with insects and birds.
E) The biome is dominated by spruce trees and moose.
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A) the bedrock beneath the soil that lacks iron and phosphorus.
B) intense sunlight bleaches the soil which removes valuable nutrients.
C) there is a lack of leaf litter.
D) the soil lacks fungi and bacteria.
E) high temperatures that allow rapid decomposition and rapid recycling of nutrients.
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A) The rocks trap and hold more nutrients.
B) The sand drains water more quickly at low tide.
C) The sand does not hold nutrients.
D) Predators are more likely to hunt along sandy shores.
E) It is easier for organisms to attach to the rocks.
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A) lake effect.
B) eutrophication.
C) a montane successional gradient.
D) a monsoon climate.
E) rain shadow.
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A) cease.
B) all run north and south.
C) all run east and west.
D) remain the same since Earth's rotation does not affect wind directions.
E) all run towards the equator.
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A) oligotrophic.
B) eutrophic.
C) benthic.
D) pelagic.
E) limnetic.
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A) plankton.
B) fish.
C) larvae.
D) benthos.
E) plants.
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A) tundra.
B) taiga.
C) temperate deciduous forest.
D) desert.
E) ocean.
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A) desert
B) tundra
C) savanna
D) tropical forest
E) taiga
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A) lake effect.
B) eutrophication.
C) a montane successional gradient.
D) a monsoon climate.
E) rain shadow.
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A) the windward side of a mountain range located near the ocean
B) a mountain range in the middle of a desert
C) a mountain range located next to a large lake
D) the leeward side of a mountain range located near the ocean
E) a mountain range located 30 degrees north of a tropical rainforest
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A) temperature
B) soil conditions
C) types of animals present
D) wind patterns
E) the variety of plants that live in the region
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A) altitude
B) latitude
C) rainfall patterns
D) sunlight
E) All of the answer choices describe factors that affect the worldwide distribution of biomes.
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A) They vary according to climate.
B) They are communities of similar populations.
C) They vary according to latitude and altitude.
D) They are characterized by particular animals and plants.
E) All of the answer choices are true statements about biomes.
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A) variations in the solar radiation received on a spherical Earth.
B) the tilt of the Earth's axis as it rotates about the sun.
C) the distribution of landmasses and oceans.
D) the topography or landscape, such as mountains.
E) All of the answer choices describe factors that affect climate.
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