Friday 5th September
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How is material recycled by the living world? |
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- What different parts of the ecosystem do materials cycle through?
- Many different materials cycle through the abiotic and biotic components of an ecosystem.
- Why is it important that carbon and water are cycled through the ecosystem.
- It is important that carbon and water are cycled through the ecosystem because there is only a finite number atoms.
- Why do materials need to be recycled?
- Materials need to be recycled to provide the building blocks for future organisms.
- What process are carbon to be cycled from A) carbon dioxide to producers, B) producers to consumers, C) Producers/consumers/decomposers to carbon dioxide and D) fossil fuels to carbon dioxide
- A) Photosynthesis cycles carbon dioxide to producers.
B) Feeding cycles producers to consumers.
C) Respiration cycles producers/consumers/decomposers to carbon dioxide
D) Combustion cycles fossil fuels to carbon dioxide.
- How do microorganisms help to cycle material through an ecosystem?
- Microorganisms help cycling material by returning carbon to the atmosphere as carbon dioxide and mineral ions to the soil.
- Why is precipitation important for organisms in ecosystems?
- Precipitation provides fresh water for plants and animals on land before it drains into the seas.
- How does water get from the land to the air and the air back to the land?
- water turns to water vapour in the air through evaporation and returns to the land through precipitation.
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