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ECOLOGY VOCABULARY SECTION 1

ECOLOGY-the scientific study of interactions among organisms with each other and with the environment BIOSHPERE- all life found on the planet SPECIES- a group of individuals similar to one another that can breed and create fertile offspring POPULATION-a group of organisms of one species that interbreed and live together within a defined area COMMUNITIES-groups of populations comprised of many species that live together in a defined area

ECOSYSTEM- is a combination of the communities and the physical (nonliving) environment BIOME-large area that has a particular climate, and particular species of plants and animals that live there BIODIVERSITY-the variety of organisms, the organisms genetic differences, and the ecosystems in which they occur ABIOTIC FACTORS-nonliving factors that can affect an ecosystem BIOTIC FACTORS- Living factors that can affect an ecosystem

HABITAT- a place where a particular population lives SUCCESSION-a regular progression of species of replacement over time PRIMARY SUCCESSION- succession that occurs where no soil exists SECONDARY SUCCESSION- a change to an existing community that does not affect the soil PIONEER SPECIES- first species to populate the area