[CHAPTER 2 – Ecology] At Yellowstone National Park, the elk, deer, wolves, buffalo, willow and aspen trees, squirrels, birds, worms, bugs, wildflowers, mosses and other living species who live there make up the park’s:

[CHAPTER 6 – Water Resources] In coastal areas, removing water from an aquifer faster than it is replaced can ____.

[CHAPTER 2 – Ecology] When a population has sudden, rapid population growth and exceeds the carrying capacity, what will usually occur?

[CHAPTER 2 – Ecology] Which two components are included in species diversity?

[CHAPTER 3 – Evolution and Biodiversity] Which of the following is considered an ecosystem service provided by biodiversity?

[CHAPTER 4 – Human Populations and Environmental Health] What is a zoonotic disease?

[CHAPTER 6 – Water Resources] In a traditional “high-tech” wastewater facility, what is the final step in treatment?

[CHAPTER 3 – Evolution and Biodiversity] What is a selective pressure on a population?

[CHAPTER 6 – Water Resources] Which of the following actions is contributing to the increase of agricultural nutrient runoff pollution in places like the Mississippi watershed?

[CHAPTER 8 – Food Resources] When Takao Furuno raised ducks, fish, and rice crops together, what was the result?