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What is the amount of chemical energy in a consumer's food that is converted to its own new biomass over a period of time called?
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52. Ecosystems
Introduction to Ecosystems
객관식
What is the main abiotic reservoir for elements, such as calcium and phosphorus, involved in local biogeochemical cycles?
A
Oceans
B
Rivers
C
Wind
D
The atmosphere
E
Soil
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Understand the concept of biogeochemical cycles, which describe the movement of elements through different parts of the Earth, including living organisms and the environment.
Identify the elements in question: calcium and phosphorus. These elements are essential for biological processes and are cycled through ecosystems.
Recognize that abiotic reservoirs are non-living components of the environment where elements are stored. These can include the atmosphere, bodies of water, and soil.
Consider the characteristics of each potential reservoir: Oceans and rivers are primarily reservoirs for water and dissolved substances, the atmosphere is a major reservoir for gases, and soil is a reservoir for minerals and nutrients.
Conclude that soil is the main abiotic reservoir for calcium and phosphorus, as it contains minerals and nutrients that are cycled through local ecosystems.
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