54. How does nitrogen transform from a solid to a gaseous form during its biogeo

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54. How does nitrogen transform from a solid to a gaseous form during its biogeochemical cycle? A. fixation B. decomposition C. denitrification D. respiration 55. What is the increasing accumulation of toxins from one trophic level to the next? A. biological magnification B. primary succession C. net ecosystem production D. trophic efficiency 56. In restoring the Kissimmee River in Florida, the man-made canal was diverted into the original riverbed. Wetlands, small lakes, and other natural habitats were created in the process. How does this restoration project relate to biodiversity? A. Genetic diversity was restored. This should promote species and ecosystem diversity B. Ecosystem diversity was restored. This should have no effect on other levels of diversity, C. Species diversity was restored. This should promote ecosystem and genetic diversity D. Ecosystem diversity was restored. This should promote species and genetic diversity 57. Predatory shrimp reduce the population size of snails that carry Schistosoma. Schistosoma causes a disease in humans. When predatory shrimp populations are large, fewer people are infected with Schistosoma. What does this disease control function of predatory shrimp demonstrate? A. Secondary successiorn B. Trophic efficiency C. Ecosystem service D. Biological magnification

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54. How does nitrogen transform from a solid to a gaseous form during its biogeo

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