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Eco Eco IITrophs or  Climate

This is the scientific study of interactions between organisms and their environments.

What is ecology? 100

The portion of the earth that supports life.

What is the biosphere? 200

The nonliving parts of the environment.

What are abiotic factors? 300

This is a group of organisms of one species that interbreeds and live in the same place at the same time.

What is a population? 400

This is the following words put in order by increasing level of organization: ecosystem, community, organism, biosphere, population.

What is organism, population, community, ecosystem, biosphere? 500

This is the place that an organism lives out its life.

What is a habitat? 100

This includes interactions amongst populations in a community and the communities physical surroundings.

What is an ecosystem? 200

This is the role that a species plays in a community. It includes how a species uses and affects its environment

What is a niche? 300

This is a collection of interacting populations.

What is a community? 400

These are four essential ingredients in a habitat.

What are food, water, shelter, space? 500

Organisms that use energy from the sun or inorganic compounds to manufacture their food.

What are autotrophs? 100

Organisms that depend on autotrophs for their food.

What are heterotrophs? 200

This represents one possible route for matter and energy in an ecosystem.

What is a food chain? 300

Energy ultimately comes from this.

What is the sun? 400

If you had 100,000 units of energy available in the first trophic level, this is how many units of energy that would be available in the 3 rd trophic level.

What is 1000? 500

This term means “living together.”

What is symbiosis? 100

These organisms have evolved in such a way that they harm but usually do not kill their host.

What are parasites? 200

And

What is mutualism? 300

The relationship when Spanish moss grows on a tree branch and it does not harm or benefit the tree.

What is commensalism? 400

These are two examples of parasitic relationships.

What are ______ & _____? 500

Today’s ______ 30F and partly cloudy.

What is weather? 100

The average weather for an ecosystem.

What is climate? 200

The earth will heat more near the equator because of this.

What is receive more direct rays of sunlight? 300

These two components of the atmosphere help regulate out temperature.

What are carbon dioxide and water vapor? 400

This is located between 23.5°N and 23.5°S latitude.

What is the tropical zone? 500