Question

Temperate forests are more productive and diverse than tropical forests. True or False

Coral reefs are formed from the shells of organisms living in the ocean. True or False

A Chaparral community is an example of a temperate scrubland. False or True

The climax community is the first to grow in primary succession. True or False

In which zone of a lake does turnover occur?

What type of stratification does a rocky intertidal community have?

tropical rainforest:

greatest species diversity

succulent plants

coniferous forest

permafrost

taiga:

succulent plants

greatest species diversity

coniferous forest

permafrost

tundra:

succulent plants

coniferous forest

permafrost

greatest species diversity

desert:

permafrost

coniferous forest

succulent plants

greatest species diversity

Answer 1

False. Tropical rainforests have the highest mean net primary production of any terrestrial ecosystem because stable tropical rainforest environment promotes diversity by allowing plants and animals to interact all year round without needing to develop protection against cold or frost

True. Most coral reefs are formed from stony shells of tiny animals that live in the ocean.

True. Chaparral is a characteristic native shrubland found in temperate climate.

False. Spores of lichen or fungus are the first to grow in primary succession, climax community is in fact the last to grow in primary succession.

In Lake turnover, water turns from upper warm zone at top known as epilimnion to cooler zone at bottom known as hypolimnion.

Based on the overall average exposure of the zone, the intertidal region is divided into three zones i.e. high, middle, and low. The high intertidal zone is only covered by the highest of the high tides, and therefore, is exposed much of its time. The mid intertidal zone is regularly exposed and submerged by average tides. The low intertidal zone, is only exposed to air at the lowest of low tides and is primarily marine in character.

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