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1. Which theory of the seven origins of life on earth similar to the one in the movie? father raven/creationalism
2. List the biomes in the movie that were shown and the scenes in which they appear. deciduous-throughout the spirit of the forest area grasslands-close to the river in the end of the movie
3. If the "leeches" were a character, what kind of symbiotic relationship do the "leeches" and the Boar have? parasitic 4. If the "leeches" were to attack a human, what would be the first line of immune defense? skin and mucus membrane
5. Give an example of diseases that humans have contracted from altering ecosystems. malaria/yellow fever/
6. What kinds of pollution did the iron smelting create? air/smog/water(toxic dumping into the water)
7. What might that pollution result in? smog 8. What level on the biomass pyramid are the wolves and boars? wolves and boars are secondary consumers
9. Name a type of parasite that is infectious and contagious, but the disease itself is not contagious or infectious. westnile virus, malaria, ensyphillytis
10. The emperor wishes to live forever, why is that genetically/biologically impossible? because the cell production of new cells in ratio to the old cells begin to decrease
11. What are the benefits to burning a forest? spread germination; puts nutrients back into the soil
12. What are the disadvantages? destruction of secondary sucession; habitats are destroyed
13. Why is it beneficial to isolate the people with leprosy? the disease is contagious.
14. What microorganism causes leprosy and how is leprosy contracted? mycobacterium leprae (contact with infected untreated people)
15. In the movie, the trees are being cut down, what kind of cycles are affected by this action and how? the cycles are affected becuase the trees and soil are depleted and increased
16. What are the roles of the tress in

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