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sack masters: approx. what percent of NFL teams employ in-house sports scientists?

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33%

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sack masters: According to Gibson: “Sleep of adequate __________ and __________ offers many advantages while major pitfalls lurk on the wrong side of the bed.”

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length and quality

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sack masters: list two physiological processes related to proper sleep

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the immune system and metabolism

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sack masters: what two variable do players tend to focus on?

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sleep environment and their schedule

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sack masters: define the word ambivalence

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having mixed feelings about someone

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sack masters: what are the recommend hours of sleep for teens according to NIH?

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8-10 hours

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sack masters: what is microsleep

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brief moments of sleep that occur when you’re awake

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sack masters: how many car accidents are estimated to be caused by sleep deprivation each year?

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100,000

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sack masters: how many deaths are estimated to be caused by sleep deprivation each year?

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1,500

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sack masters: what is SDD?

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Sleep deficiency disorder

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sack masters: list 6 possible consequences of SDD

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sleep deprivation & deficiency. limited time for sleep, medical conditions, undiagnosed problems, lifestyle choices prevent sleep, schedule conflict inner-life

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page 9, #3: name the characteristics shared by living things

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  1. organization and presence of one or more cells
  2. response of stimuli
  3. homeostasis
  4. metabolism
  5. growth & development
  6. reproduction
  7. change through time
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page 9, #5: what are the different functions of homeostasis and metabolism in living organisms?

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homeostasis too little is bad, too much is bad and metabolism turns what we eat into energy

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explain the importance of the study of environmental science.

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tells us about climate change

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name the three major layers between Earth’s center and 20 km above Earth’s surface.

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Geosphere, Hydrosphere, and Atmosphere

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16
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Define the biosphere

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The region on, above, and below the Earth’s surface

17
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How does the greenhouse effect occur?

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Gases in Earth’s atmosphere trap heat from the Sun

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compare species diversity richness and species evenness

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richness: a measure of the number of different types of species in an ecosystem

evenness: a measure of the relative abundance of each species

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compare species diversity and genetic diversity

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species diversity: different genes in plants, animals, etc

genetic diversity: the difference within populations of species

20
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list several reasons to value biodiversity

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  • shows the importance of taking care of Earth
    *provides benefits to people
21
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compare the density of oxygen in the atmosphere at 36,000 ft above sea to its density at 18,000 ft above sea level

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density of oxygen is higher at 18,000 ft than 36,000 ft above sea level.

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identify some of the components of somg

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nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, and sulphur dioxide

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explain how the release of chlorofluorocarbons affects the ozone layer

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the effects are negative on the ozone layer. they have chlorine, fluorine and carbon atoms

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describe how pesticides, such as DDT, undergo the process of biological magnification

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they increase in concentration as they move higher up the food chain.

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what are the primary causes of modern species extinction

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loss of habitat, pollution, and climate change

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