Ecosystem Dilemma Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Ecosystem Dilemma ChallengeOnline version Make decisions to save ecosystems by Lentsoe Matela 1 A forest has a growing invasive beetle population harming trees. To reduce damage, which action is most effective long-term? a Plant more of the same tree species nearby b Clear-cut the affected area c Introduce natural predators and monitor spread 2 If invasive species outcompete natives for food, what happens to the native population? a Native species decline due to reduced resources b Predators immediately disappear c Native species flourish due to reduced competition 3 Which energy pathway best describes how energy moves through an ecosystem? a Decomposers to producers to omnivores b Producers to herbivores to carnivores c Carnivores to producers to decomposers 4 A lake with invasive zooplankton reduces phytoplankton. What is a potential consequence? a Phytoplankton increase due to less grazing b Fish populations that rely on phytoplankton may fall c Water temperature rises dramatically 5 What role do keystone species often play in ecosystem energy flow and stability? a Are always apex predators b Only feed on detritus c Tie together multiple trophic levels and maintain balance 6 When a top predator is removed, what common effect can occur? a Decomposers become the primary producers b Prey populations crash immediately c Prey populations may spike and disrupt energy flow 7 Which method helps manage invasive species while minimizing energy loss in the food web? a Introducing more predators indiscriminately b Widespread pesticide use c Targeted removal and restoration of native habitats 8 Carrying capacity is best described as which of the following? a The total number of species in an area b The energy produced by producers in a year c The maximum population size supported long-term by resources 9 If a population is kept far below carrying capacity, what is likely to happen? a Immediate ecosystem collapse b Energy transfer becomes 0% efficient c More resources per individual and potential population growth 10 Which scenario best supports sustainable energy flow after an invasion? a Invasive species dominate forever b Energy becomes concentrated only in predators c Native species rebound and invasive species are controlled

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Ecosystem Dilemma Challenge

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Ecosystem Dilemma ChallengeOnline version

by Lentsoe Matela

A forest has a growing invasive beetle population harming trees. To reduce damage, which action is most effective long-term?

If invasive species outcompete natives for food, what happens to the native population?

Which energy pathway best describes how energy moves through an ecosystem?

A lake with invasive zooplankton reduces phytoplankton. What is a potential consequence?

What role do keystone species often play in ecosystem energy flow and stability?

When a top predator is removed, what common effect can occur?

Which method helps manage invasive species while minimizing energy loss in the food web?

Carrying capacity is best described as which of the following?

If a population is kept far below carrying capacity, what is likely to happen?

Which scenario best supports sustainable energy flow after an invasion?