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BiomeBonanzaThis is the name of Thomas Mores bookThis is the term used to describe the exiting of a countryThis country is seeing no population growth at all Name one way scientists are trying to control population sizeThis is what the majority of people in developed nations die fromName this country:

This relationship is when one organism benefits and the other is neither harmed nor helpedAn example of this relationship would be the sea anemone and the clown fish. An example of this relationship would be the barnacle and the whaleParasites thrive in communities like thisThis is an organism that secretes acid that breaks down bare rockSecondary succession occurs after a disturbance in an ecosystem that doesnt destroy this.This type of community will not change much over timeEcological succession on an island is similar to primary succession on land, but the species must come from thisDailyDouble!!

This biome is characterized by low precipitation and high latitudesThis biome is characterized by trees like oak, maple, buckeye, and cedarThis biome is characterized by animals like bears, moose, and trees like the evergreenThis biome is very hot during the day and very cold at night. This biome is characterized by average rainfall and is also referred to as the steppeWheres Waldo?

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FinalJeopardyPredator vs. PreyMutualismCommensalismvery crowded; a lot of people/hostsLichensSoilClimax communityancestors carried by water, wind, or other organismsBriefly describe ecological succession in a lake.lake fills with sediment, turns into marsh, eventually into forestTundraDeciduous ForestConiferous Forest DesertGrasslandEpcot Center @ Walt Disney WorldWhite HouseBuckingham PalaceMount RushmoreGreat Wall of ChinaDoubleJeopardy!!

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MalariaBlack plagueHIV/AIDSBlack plagueEbola UtopiaEmigrationSwedenRenewable resources, create new cropsCardiovascular diseaseItalyMexicoName this country:

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Black-footed ferrets were thought to be extinct after farmers and ranchers poisoned and therefore killed off the ferrets prey, which was the prairie dog. Explain the relationship between the ferrets and the prairie dogs and how human actions can result in the unintended extinction of an animal.