Oil Spill Bioremeditation Laboratory[WLO: 3] [CLOs: 1, 3, 4]Prior to beginning work on this assignment, read the Oil Spill Bioremediation investigation manual. This lab will enable you to simulate the bioremediation of a marine oil spill.The ProcessTake the required photos and complete all parts of the lab assignment (calculations, data tables, etc.). Use the Lab Worksheet as a resource to complete the Lab Report Template. Transfer any answers and visual elements from the Lab Worksheet into the Lab Report Template. You will submit the Lab Report Template through Waypoint in the classroom.The AssignmentMake sure to complete all of the following items before submission:Before you begin the assignment, read the Oil Spill Bioremediation investigation manual; you may also wish to review the video, SCI207 - The Scientific Method.Complete all activities using materials in your kit, augmented by additional materials that you will supply. Photograph the setup following these instructions:When taking lab photos, you need to include in each image a strip of paper with your name and the date clearly written on it.Use the Lab Worksheet as a resource to complete the Lab Report Template.Must use at least two credible sources outside of the textbook and lab manual.https://au.waypointoutcomes.com/assessment/26385/preview

Please go on this website to get full answers http://www.econotes.net/summer/index.htmUser:K00751116 pass:dingo Do go online looking for answers he goes by book on this site quiz 7Select the one best answer.Answers can be found in Communities: Valley Oak Woodland A B C D1. The scientific name of the Valley Oak isa. Quercus douglasiib. Quercus lobatac. Quercus agrifoliad. Quercus wislizenii A B C D2. Fully mature Valley Oaks are able to survive becausea. of tap roots that can penetrate to water more than 50 feet below the surfaceb. of shallow lateral rootsc. grazing deer and cattle clear competing shrubsd. all of the above A B C D3. The following insect is important to pollination of Valley Oaksa. oak issidb. brown lacewingc. tussock mothd. none of the above A B C D4. Male tussock moths can be distinguished from females bya. antenna structureb. eye sizec. wing lengthd. all of the above A B C D5. Nautical borers and tussock moths are similar in thata. females produce pheromones to attract malesb. both are mothsc. the larvae of both feed on leavesd. females of neither species flies A B C D6. Valley Oaks are preferred nesting sites of birds, more than any other plant in California, with ____ nesting bird species.a. 113b. 107c. 83d. 67 A B C D7. During fall and winter, Western Bluebirds depend on ____________________ for food.a. acornsb. mistletoec. insectsd. snails A B C D8. The Northern Flicker woodpecker primarily feeds ona. acornsb. mistletoec. snailsd. ants A B C D9. The following organism(s) is/are non-native and introduced to California:a. Wild Oatsb. House Finch c. Chipping Sparrowd. Gray Squirrel A B C D10. Male and female Fork-tailed Bush Katydids communicate with one another usinga. pheromonesb. wing pattern and colorc. ears on their kneesd. scraping legs against wingsQuiz 8Quiz 8Select the one best answer.Answers can be found in Communities: Temperate Forest A B C D1. Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest is located inA. VermontB. MassachusettsC. New HampshireD. New Jersey A B C D2. The soil at Hubbard Brook is shallow due toA. winter storm erosionB. glacial scouringC. spring snow-melt erosionD. clear cutting A B C D3. Compared to England's forests, United States forests have about ________ the tree biodiversity.A. 20 timesB. 10 timesC. 5 timesD. 4 times A B C D4. The plant fiscal year at Hubbard BrookA. is January through AprilB. is April through JulyC. is May through October D. is June through September A B C D5. Total annual solar radiation at Hubbard Brook is ____________ kilocalories per square meter per year.A. 1,254,000B. 774,000C. 480,000D. 10,400 A B C D6. Hubbard Brook plant dormancy is due toA. temperatureB. water availabilityC. leaf fallD. all of the above A B C D7. EvapotranspirationA. represents water loss to the plantB. removes water from the soilC. is greater in summer than winterD. all of the above A B C D8. Of the total annual insolation at Hubbard Brook ____________ kcal/square meter/ year is available for net primary production.A. 4,680B. 5,720C. 10,400D. 480,000 A B C D9. Most of the energy absorbed by leaves is lost throughA. reflectionB. evapotranspirationC. heat lossD. respiration A B C D10. At any particular moment, the greatest amount of nutrients ("food") in the Hubbard Brook forest is found in A. trunks, branches and leavesB. soilC. leaf litterD. roots