Chaparral is
A. restricted to serpentine soils.
B. widespread in Africa.
C. a type of shrubland/grassland.
D. a type of forest.
E. distinguished by tall trees.
Answer: C
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A. Both energy and carbon can be continuously cycled. B. Neither energy nor carbon can be continuously cycled. C. Energy can be continuously cycled, but carbon cannot. D. Carbon can be continuously cycled, but energy cannot.
The results of the coccolithophorid experiment done by Riebesell and colleagues showed that:
A. increasing CO2 levels lead to incomplete coccolithophorids. B. increasing pH levels lead to decreasing calcification rates. C. decreasing CO2 levels lead to deformed coccolithophorids. D. decreasing pH levels lead to significantly reduced growth rates. E. None of the answer options is correct.
Using the Linnaean system of nomenclature, corn is named Zea mays. In this name, the specific epithetis:a
Zea mays. b. Zea. c. mays. d. Quercus. e. corn.
Presently, it is thought that organic polymers may have formed and accumulated on:
a. water and shells. b. sand and mud. c. silt and sand. d. rocks and clay. e. sand and heavy metals