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Final Jeopardy

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$100 Question from H1

What is the process that makes change possible in living things?

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$100 Answer from H1

Natural Selection

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$200 Question from H1

What is the change from a common ancestor into a number of different species?

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$200 Answer from H1

Adaptive Radiation

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$300 Question from H1

What's it called when there's and area with no soil and no rock?

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$300 Answer from H1

Primary succession

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$400 Question from H1

What occurs when there's a disturbance to an area that already has soil and was once the home of a living organism?

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$400 Answer from H1

Secondary succession

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$500 Question from H1

Name some examples of a Natural Event !

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$500 Answer from H1

Things such as flooding, rain and wind storms and tsunamis.

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$100 Question from H2

What is the best adaptive member of species survive to reproduce?

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$100 Answer from H2

Natural Selection

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$200 Question from H2

What individuals may pass favorable characteristics to their offspring?

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$200 Answer from H2

Natural Selection

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$300 Question from H2

What are biotic and biotic components of their environment change?

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$300 Answer from H2

Adaptive Radiation

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$400 Question from H2

What's it called When lichens obtain nutrients by secreting chemicals that break down rock?

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$400 Answer from H2

Primary success

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$500 Question from H2

What’s it called when small disturbances often occur in ecosystems

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$500 Answer from H2

Secondary success

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$100 Question from H3

What proceeds much faster then primary success?

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$100 Answer from H3

Secondary success

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$200 Question from H3

What can destroy habitats, reduce biodiversity and cause regions to undergo succession?

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$200 Answer from H3

Natural events

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$300 Question from H3

What are three examples of a Natural event?

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$300 Answer from H3

Flooding, droughts or insect infestations.

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$400 Question from H3

What's one of the most famous examples of a natural selection

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$400 Answer from H3

Galapagos finches

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$500 Question from H3

What's an example of adaptive radiation?

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$500 Answer from H3

Cichlid fish

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$100 Question from H4

What’s an example of a natural event?

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$100 Answer from H4

Retreating glaciers

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$200 Question from H4

What is ecological succession?

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Changes that take place over time in the types of organisms living in the

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$300 Question from H4

What are two types of ecological succession?

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$300 Answer from H4

Primary succession and secondary secession.

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$400 Question from H4

Describe the stages of primary succession of a typical forest ecosystem?

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$400 Answer from H4

Lichens and mosses-Exposed rocks-Small herbs and shrubs-Heath Jack pine, black spruce and aspen-Balsam tir, Paper Burch and white spruce climax community.

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$500 Question from H4

How is secondary secession different from the beginning of primary succession?

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$500 Answer from H4

Its already had vegetation which has been disturbed by a wild fire or other small disturbances.

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$100 Question from H5

What are three impacts of flooding?

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$100 Answer from H5

Soil erosion, pollution and disease when toxins or harmful bacteria from untreated sewage enter drinking water.

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$200 Question from H5

What is a drought?

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$200 Answer from H5

Plants and animals die from lack of water.

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$300 Question from H5

What area’s in the world are currently suffering or recovering from a drought?

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$300 Answer from H5

Australia and New Zealand

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$400 Question from H5

How long does it take for a lichen to decay?

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$400 Answer from H5

In some locations, up to 100 years.

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$500 Question from H5

What single species find in north America?

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$500 Answer from H5

A new species of stickle back developed from an ancestral species

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Final Jeopardy

This author wrote, “If one man kills another, it murder, but if a hundred thousand men kill another hundred thousand, it is considered an act of glory!?”

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Final Jeopardy Answer

Who is Tolstoy?(The book is Kingdom of God)