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APES Review This review lists the highlights of the covered chapters. In no way does it cover everything you’ve learned! Introduction Chapter 1 Exponential Growth GDP Per capita GDP Developing, developed nations Perpetual, renewable, nonrenewable resources Tragedy of the commons Ecological Footprint Affluenza Rule of 70 Natural capital Frontier Worldview Chapter 2 Easter Island Scientific Method Positive and negative feedback loops Synergistic effect Isotopes Organic compounds High and low quality matter High and low quality energy High through put economy Low through put economy Ionizing radiation vs. nonionizing radiation Organic vs. inorganic compounds Law of conservation of matter half lives Nuclear fission vs. fusion First Law of Thermodynamics Second Law of Thermodynamics Ch. 3 Ecosystems Levels of Ecology (Realm of ecology) Habitat Ecosystem Community Biosphere Range of tolerance Limiting factor Abiotic vs biotic Biomes Autotroph vs. heterotroph Producer vs. consumer Decomposers vs. detrivore Trophic levels Aerobic vs. anaerobic respiration Biodiversity Food chain vs. food web Biomass Energy pyramid NPP GPP Horizons (describe each layer) Profile Humus Infiltration Leaching Sand, silt, clay Porosity Soil texture triangle Loam Aquifer Surface Runoff Evaporation Transpiration Percolation Condensation Carbon cycle Photosynthesis Calcium carbonate Green house effect Nitrogen cycle Nitrogen fixation Ammonification Nitrite vs. nitrate Denitrification NOx Phosphorous cycle Sulfur cycle Sources of sulfur Evolution Ch.4 Natural selection Mutations Coevolution Fundamental vs. realized niche Specialist vs. generalist Divergent evolution Speciation Endemic species Geographic isolation Reproductive isolation Mass extinction Mass depletion Background extinction Recombinant DNA GMO’s Artificial selection Founder effect Bottleneck effect Climate and Terrestrial Biodiversity: ch. 5 Climate vs. weather Relationship between elevation and latitude Tropical desert Temperate desert Polar desert Savanna Prairie Tundra Permafrost Chaparral Tropical rain forest Steppe Veldt Pampas Temperate deciduous forest Taiga Canopy Coniferous forest What causes seasons Cold front Warm front El nino La nina Aquatic Biodiversity Chapter 6 Zooplankton Nekton Benthos Phytoplankton Euphotic Coastal zone Coral reefs Continental shelf Where is NPP highest Coastal wetlands Mangrove Estuary Open sea Intertidal zone Abyssal zone Bathyal zone Barrier beach Barrier island Marine snow Mid-Atlantic ridge Lentic Lotic Littoral zone Profundal Limnetic Overturns Eutrophic lake Oligotrophic lake Cultural eutrophication Drainage basin or watershed Floodplain zone Brackish water Thermocline Levee Stream channelization Ch.7 Community ecology Species diversity Species richness Species evenness Invasive species Indicator species Keystone species Foundation species Interspecific competition Intraspecific competition Resource partitioning Predation Camouflage Carnivores Parasitism Epiphyte Mutualism Commensalism Primary succession Secondary succession Climax community Inertia Constancy Resilience Law of competitive exclusion Population Chapter 8 Population change formula age structures diagram Environmental resistance Carrying capacity (K) Intrinsic rate of increase (r) Logistic growth vs. exponential growth Density dependent and density independent controls K-selected species (Kstrategist) r-selected species (r-strategist) Survivorship curves (late, constant, early loss) or type I, II, or III Chapter 9 Crude birth/crude death rates Natality Formula to find rate of population change % Rule of 70 Replacement Level Fertility Total fertility rate US population changes (baby boom, baby bust, etc) Factors that affect birth rates (poverty, infant mortality, education, etc) Terrestrial Biodiversity Chapter 10 Selective cutting Clear cutting Strip cutting Crown fires Surface fire Ground fires Prescribed fires Canopy Rotational grazing Riparian zones Overgrazing National forest National park Biosphere reserve Core and buffer zones Healthy Forest Restoration Act Kenaf Sustaining Biodiversity Chapter 11 Intrinsic value HIPPO Habitat island Habitat fragmentation Invasive species Biotic pollution Over exploitation Local extinction Ecological extinction Biological (global) extinction Endangered species Threatened species Ecotourism Captive breeding Seed banks Theory of island biogeography Habitat Corridors Edge effect Wildlife refuges Wilderness areas National forest vs. park CITES Poaching Earth Systems and Resources Chapter 12 Drift net Long line Sonar Purse-seine Bottom trawling Commercial extinction IWC Cetaceans Baleen vs toothed whales TEDs Bycatch MPA’s High seas Marine reserves Maximum sustained yield Optimum sustained yield Mitigation banking Chapter 13 Industrialized, plantation, traditional subsistence, traditional intensive agriculture Green Revolutions Dust Bowl Desertification Soil salinization Conservation tillage Terracing, contour planting, strip cropping, alley cropping Agroforestry Crop rotation Organic vs. inorganic fertilizer Land use for meat vs. grain Monoculture IPM Rill Gully Sheet erosion FIFRA ________________________ Chapter 14 What most our water is used for Advantages and disadvantages of damming rivers Three Gorges Dam - China Colorado River Basin – US Aral Sea Ogallala aquifer Center pivot LEPA Drip irrigation Flood irrigation Causes of flooding Chapter 15 Subduction zone Layers of the Earth (inner and outer core, mantle, crust, asthenosphere, lithosphere) Divergent, convergent, transform faults Ring of Fire Examples of igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic rock Rock cycle Subsurface vs. surface mining types Hazards of subsurface mining Subsidence Mineral resources available in ocean Energy Chapter 16 Crude oil Where the world’s oil is mostly located advantages, and disadvantages of oil tar sand shale oil bitumen Where natural gas is mostly located natural gas-pros/cons fracking LPG vs. LNG Where the world’s coal is mostly located Coal pros/cons SNG Bituminous anthracite Who uses nuclear power nuclear power: pros/cons U-235 U-238 breeder reactors fusion vs. fission control rods moderator coolant Three Mile Island Chernobyl Chapter 17 Energy efficiency Co-generation Passive and active solar heating – how it works Advantages and disadvantages to solar heating Hydroelectric power– how it works Hydropower-pros/cons Wind power– how it works wind power- pros/cons Biomass energy– how it works biomass energy-pros/cons Geothermal energy– how it works Geothermal- pros/cons Hydrogen power –how it works hydrogen power-pros/cons Green roof or living roof Pollution Chapter 18 Toxicity factors LD50 Threshold level Bioaccumulation biomagnification synergistic interactions Acute vs. chronic effects Teratogens Mutagens carcinogens Nontransmissible transmissible HIV/AIDS Malaria Bioassay Malnutrition vs. undernutrition CDC Anemia Scurvy Bhopal India Goiter Vaccine Chapter 19 Layers of the atmosphere Primary and secondary pollutants Particulate matter Types and sources of smog Acid rain locations Acid rain causes and effects Health effects and sources of: carbon monoxide, asbestos radon-222 formaldehyde, Chloroform particulate matter Clean Air Acts Emission Allowances trading Catalytic converter Dioxin EPA NAAQS Tropospheric ozone __________________________ Climate Change Chapter 20 how volcanoes affect climate Greenhouse gases Effects of global warming Ocean acidification Conveyer belt current Ways to remove CO2 Stratospheric ozone Ozone hole How CFC’s destroy ozone UVA, UVB, UVC Malignant melanoma Cataracts Montreal protocol Chapter 21 Point and non-point pollution Causes and health effects of: lead mercury arsenic Factors that affect DO Eutrophication Prevention of groundwater pollution Prevention of oil spills Clean up of oil spills in ocean Primary treatment Secondary treatment Tertiary treatment Septic tank Oxygen sag curve Clean water act Safe drinking water act ____________________________ Chapter 22 Love Canal Solid waste sources What makes up US landfills Ways to reduce amount of solid waste The 5 R’s Hazardous wastes Phytoremediation bioremediation Plasma Arc Deep underground wells Surface impoundments Mercury poisoning sources and effects Lead poisoning sources and effects e-waste Basel convention Stockholm Convention Brown fields Superfund