A) carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases allowing more solar radiation to penetrate Earth's surface
B) carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases slowing the escape of UV radiation from Earth
C) the loss of ozone that trapped cooling UV radiation in the atmosphere
D) carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases slowing the escape of heat from Earth
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A) community
B) organismal
C) ecosystem
D) population
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A) Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn
B) Equator
C) North and South Poles
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A) affects the distribution of species
B) will negatively impact the transmission of malaria only in Africa
C) affects freshwater and marine biomes
D) will enable scientists to more easily control the spread of malaria
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A) wetlands
B) oceans
C) rivers
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A) clouds and tropic forests
B) glaciers and deserts
C) mountains and grasslands
D) oceans and lakes
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A) They do not have reliable methods to measure this change.
B) Their predictions are based on incomplete information about species diversity and interactions of living organisms with each other and with their environments.
C) They should be focusing their predictions based only on climate change in the polar regions where the greatest effects of climate change are experienced.
D) They have not accounted for abiotic factors that affect global climate change in their predictions.
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A) Savannas only rarely experience fires.
B) Temperate grasslands are mostly treeless.
C) Savannas are inhabited by grazing mammals.
D) Temperate grasslands have nutrient-poor soil.
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A) The 100-year time frame is too short of a time frame to compare CH4 and CO2.
B) CH4 absorbs more energy than CO2.
C) CH4 is less efficient at trapping heat on Earth.
D) CH4 is not a proven greenhouse gas.
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A) open oceans
B) estuaries
C) temperate grasslands
D) coniferous forests
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A) temperate broadleaf forests and chaparral
B) chaparral and savannas
C) deserts and chaparral
D) savanna and temperate grasslands
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A) pelagic zone
B) aphotic zone
C) benthic realm
D) photic zone
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A) mountains can block the flow of moist air from a coast, causing radically different climates on opposite sides of a mountain range
B) the direction of wind affects how much moisture evaporates in the photic zone of the Pacific Ocean
C) rainfall creates freezing temperatures in mountain ranges
D) groundwater runoff causes massive erosion at the base of mountain ranges
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A) changes in the breeding seasons of some species
B) increased forest clearing for agricultural purposes
C) melting permafrost
D) catastrophic wildfire seasons
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A) How do phosphoruscycling and solar energy affect water temperature and phytoplankton growth in aquatic ecosystems?
B) How does a change in vocal signals helpurban great tits (Parus major) survive in urbanized areas?
C) How does habitat destruction affect growth and density of multiple amphibian species?
D) How does the structure of a cactus plant enable it to avoid desiccation in hot, arid environments?
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A) Land, Ocean, and Land/Ocean combined all showed negative anomalies.
B) Land, Ocean, and Land/Ocean combined all showed positive anomalies.
C) Land temperature anomalies for 2017 are the highest recorded in 138 years.
D) Land/Ocean combined anomalies for 2017 are the coldest recorded in 138 years.
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A) cities
B) farmland
C) national parks
D) small neighborhoods
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A) decrease the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
B) increase the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
C) increase the rate at which carbon dioxide is incorporated into organic material
D) decrease the rate of carbon dioxide production through cellular respiration
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A) It is a baseline comparison for the GWP values of all other GHGs.
B) It is a greenhouse gas whose GWP value is dependent upon the GWP values of all other GHGs.
C) It is the greenhouse gas that is the most efficient at trapping heat on Earth.
D) It is the greenhouse gas that is the least efficient at trapping heat on Earth.
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A) tropical zones
B) temperate zones
C) polar regions
D) savanna ecosystems
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