| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| % of land area | 10 | 100%
|
| Number of HEP plants in Brazil +year | 158, 2016 | 100%
|
| USA debt cancellation +country | $21 million, Brazil | 100%
|
| USA debt cancellation +country | $24 million, Guatemala | 100%
|
| Camaroon DPA species: trees, butterflies, mammals | 600, 1000, 160 | 100%
|
| % of HEP energy mix in Brazil | 60-80 | 100%
|
| Threats | Agricultural expansion | 100%
|
| Importance | Biogeochemical cycles | 100%
|
| Importance | Climate control | 100%
|
| Conservation efforts | Debt for Nature swaps | 100%
|
| Frogs and toads are... | Declining in cloud forests | 100%
|
| Adaptations | Denser chlorophyll | 100%
|
| Conservation efforts | Designated Protected Areas | 100%
|
| Impacts of climate change | Drought | 100%
|
| Adaptations | Epiphytes | 100%
|
| Ecological features | Extensive food webs | 100%
|
| Impacts of climate change | Forest fires | 100%
|
| Threats | Fuelwood collection | 100%
|
| Threats | Global climate change | 100%
|
| Importance | High biodiversity | 100%
|
| Ecological features | High light levels | 100%
|
| Ecological features | High rainfall | 100%
|
| Ecological features | High temperatures | 100%
|
| Camaroon DPA +year | Korup National Park, 1986 | 100%
|
| Ecological features | Low seasonality | 100%
|
| Tree example | Mahogany | 100%
|
| Threats | Mineral extraction | 100%
|
| Epiphytes need... | Moist air | 100%
|
| Threats | Over-exploitation | 100%
|
| Cash crop example | Palm oil | 100%
|
| Useful defence mechanisms | Poison | 100%
|
| Sustainable exploitation regulations | Quotas | 100%
|
| Sustainable exploitation regulations | Replanting | 100%
|
| Importance | Research | 100%
|
| Threats | Reservoir creation | 100%
|
| Importance | Resources | 100%
|
| Ecological features | Shallow soils | 100%
|
| Importance | Soil erosion controls | 100%
|
| The tropics recieve the most... | Solar insolation | 100%
|
| Species have no reason to evolve further due to... | Stable abiotic conditions | 100%
|
| Conservation efforts | Sustainable exploitation | 100%
|
| Tree example | Teak | 100%
|
| Threats | Timber harvesting | 100%
|
| Useful defence mechanisms | Toxic alkaloids | 100%
|
| Distribution | Tropics | 100%
|
| Largest rainforest reserve +country | Tumucumaque National Park, Brazil | 100%
|
| Useful defence mechanisms | Venom | 100%
|
| Ecological features | Year-round plant growth | 100%
|
| Adaptations | Additional photosynthetic pigments | 0%
|
| Adaptations | Emergent layer can reach 40m | 0%
|
| Ecological features | High primary productivity | 0%
|
| Species have no reason to evolve further due to... | No seasonal fluctuations | 0%
|