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Which kind of species is named after an arch's top stone?
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What trophic level is a person who eats only fruit?
Answer: Level 2
Why: Humanity's average trophic level is about 2.2, the same as pigs and Peruvian anchovies.
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Which sea otter prey would otherwise strip kelp forests bare?
Answer: Sea urchins
Why: Where otters were hunted out, urchins grazed kelp forests down to bare seafloor called urchin barrens.
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Where does Earth store twice its forests' carbon on just 3% of land?
Answer: Peatlands
Why: Waterlogged ground slows decay so much that dead plants pile up as peat instead of rotting away.
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Dust from which desert fertilizes the Amazon rainforest?
Answer: Sahara
Why: About 22,000 tons of phosphorus arrive this way each year, roughly what the Amazon loses to rain and floods.
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How do food chains at deep-sea vents get their energy?
Answer: Chemosynthesis
Why: Giant tube worms at the vents have no mouth or gut; bacteria living inside their bodies make their food.
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Which insect order contains the most described species?
Answer: Coleoptera
Why: With over 400,000 described species, beetles make up about 40% of all insects and roughly a quarter of all known animal species.
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