Green Generation B/C

[Unome]

Ohh... yeah I completely forgot that.

[John Richardsim]

Alright Watergirl, your turn.

[Watergirl]

How can acid rain be harmful toward our health?

[JT016]

Acid rain effects towards humans: (Click to Show Hidden Text)

Indirect: Decreasing pH of crops, causing them to die and harming our food sources.
Direct: Inhalation of SOx and NOx can cause lung disorders.

[Watergirl]

Correct! c: Your turn.

[JT016]

Ok. Give 2 examples of indicator species, and the what their presence tells about the area they live in.

[GoofyFoofer]

I don't actually do this event, but I think two indicator organisms are... (Click to Show Hidden Text)

Frogs and seaweed? Frogs tell about, um, something about the water? And seaweed is humidity, right?  :?  :?:  :|

[JT016]

In hindsight, I suppose that may not have been the best question due to the various amounts of possible answers(it seemed good at the time. :oops: ), but after looking up some information: (Click to Show Hidden Text)

According to [url=http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frog#Distribution_and_conservation_status]Wikipedia(don't worry, it has a citation),[/url] frogs indicate overall health of an ecosystem, so that's correct. But, I didn't find anything on seaweeds as indicator species.

Two species that I was thinking of included 1) Lichens, which demonstrate clean air(as they are sensitive to air pollution) and 2)stoneflies, which require high levels of dissolved oxygen.

You can ask the next question(if you want), though, because of my bad question.

[GoofyFoofer]

In hindsight, I suppose that may not have been the best question due to the various amounts of possible answers(it seemed good at the time. :oops: ), but after looking up some information: (Click to Show Hidden Text)

According to [url=http://http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frog#Distribution_and_conservation_status]Wikipedia(don't worry, it has a citation),[/url] frogs indicate overall health of an ecosystem, so that's correct. But, I didn't find anything on seaweeds as indicator species.

Two species that I was thinking of included 1) Lichens, which demonstrate clean air(as they are sensitive to air pollution) and 2)stoneflies, which require high levels of dissolved oxygen.

You can ask the next question(if you want), though, because of my bad question.

Ok. Thanks.
Easy question: Which type of forest has the greatest diversity of species?

[CulturallyScientific]

Answer: (Click to Show Hidden Text)

Tropical rainforest!