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Ecosystems Vocabulary

Vocabulary in Ecosystems Population biotic Food Web host Ecosystem Parasite Habitat Community Food Chain Decomposer Predator Energy Pyramid Niche Producer Prey Consumer Abiotic

Words to Know Producer – an organism that makes it’s own food *Plants are producers Consumers – an organism that has to eat to get energy

Types of Consumers herbivore – an organism that only eats plants carnivore - an organism that only eats meat omnivore – an organism that eats meat and plants

What do we call an environment that meets the needs of an organism?

An organism that is infected by a parasite is its

Host

Habitat

The path of energy as it flows from one organism to the next

Food chain

What do we call a diagram showing how much energy is passed on from one organism to the next in a food chain?

Energy Pyramid

What do we call a consumer that eats prey?

Predator

What do we call consumers that are eaten by predators?

Prey

What do we call a living thing that feeds on wastes and on the remains of dead plants and animals?

Scavenger

An organism that breaks down decaying organisms

decomposer

What do we call a group of food chains that overlap?

Food web

What do we call the role of an organism in an ecosystem?

Niche

What do we call the living and nonliving things in an area?

Ecosystem

What do we call a living thing, such as a plant, that can make its own food?

Producer

What do we call a living thing that can’t make its own food and must eat other living things?

Consumer

What do we call a group made up of the same kind of individuals living in the same ecosystem?

Population

What do we call all the different populations that live in the same place?

Community

What do we call all living and nonliving things that surround you?

Environment

Non-living Parts of the environment

Abiotic

Living parts of the enviornment

Biotic

The clearing of forest lands

deforestation

A resource or environmental factor that limits the size of a population

Limiting factor

Carbon cycle Nitrogen cycle