Living Earth Populations Interactions w/in Communities Abiotic Factors Energy Flow Biomes
The part of the Earth that supports life is called what? A 100
The Biosphere A 100
All living and non-living things make up a what? A 200
Ecosystem A 200
Organisms of the same species that live in the same area at the same time make up a what? A 300
Population A 300
The place where an organism lives is called it’s what? A 400
Habitat A 400
All the populations living in the same area or ecosystem make up a what? A 500
Community A 500
When resources decrease, what increases? B 100
Competition B 100
To measure populations that move around a lot, what method is used? B 200
Trap-mark-release method B 200
Hunting is an example of what? B 300
Limiting Factor B 300
The largest number of individuals of one species that an ecosystem can support is called what? B 400
Carrying Capacity B 400
What is the estimated population size of humans by the year 2050? B 500
9 billion B 500
All organisms need a constant supply of what to survive? C 100
Energy C 100
Plants are examples of what? C 200
Producers C 200
A simple model to show feeding relationships in an ecosystem is called what? C 300
A food chain C 300
How many classes of consumers are there? C 400
Four C 400
Any close relationship between members of different species is called what? C 500
Symbiosis C 500
The invisible abiotic factor in our atmosphere is called what? D 100
Air D 100
Most organisms are made up of what percentage of water? D 200
50%-95% D 200
The distance above sea level is called what? D 300
Elevation D 300
An area’s average weather conditions over time is called what? D 400
Climate D 400
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Name all 9 abiotic factors here on Earth? D 500
Air, water, soil, sunlight, wind, temperature, latitude, elevation, and climate. D 500
During what process is light energy converted into chemical energy? E 100
Photosynthesis E 100
During what process are chemicals converted into energy? E 200
Chemosynthesis E 200
A more complex model of a feeding relationship is called what? E 300
Food Web E 300
What is the maximum number of links that a food chain has? E 400
Five E 400
What percentage of the available energy at one level, moves up to the next level? E 500
10% E 500
How many biomes are there? F 100
Eight F 100
What is the coldest biome? F 200
The Tundra F 200
Trees that lose their leaves in the fall are called what? F 300
Deciduous Trees F 300
What is the largest biome? F 400
Marine F 400
What impacts each biome the most? F 500
Humans F 500
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