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Ecology I Ecology III Taxonomy/ Diversity of Life Random Stuff Ecology II

The study of the interaction of living organisms with eachother and with their physical environment

ECOLOGY

The physical location in which a given species lives

HABITAT

These organisms eat both producers and consumers

OMNIVORES

A group of organisms of different species living together in a particular place

COMMUNITY

The percentage of energy moving from one trophic level to the next

10%

Precipitation, evaporation & transpiration are all processes in this cycle

WATER

Nitrogen fixation is primarily carried out by these types of organisms

BACTERIA

A symbiotic relationship where one member benefits and the other is harmed

PARASITISM

Something that controls the growth or size of a population

LIMITING FACTOR

Draw an exponential growth curve

See picture

The measure of the human impact on the biosphere

ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT

The number of different species in the biosphere or in a particular area

SPECIES DIVERSITY

Overgrazing, climate change, drought can cause this in farmlands

DESERTIFICATION

An natural phenomenon that helps to regulate the Earth’s temperature.

GREENHOUSE EFFECT

The release of these into the atmosphere contribute to holes in the ozone layer

CFC’S

Universal system of naming living things

BINOMIAL NOMENCLATURE

Three domains of living things

BACTERIA, ARCHAEA, EUKARYA

Correct order of hierarchy from most inclusive to least inclusive

KINGDOM  PHYLUM  CLASS  ORDER  FAMILY  GENUS  SPECIES

In the scientific name Felis domesticus, which word signifies the genus of the cat?

Felis

The two domains of only unicellular prokaryotes are

ARCHAEA & BACTERIA

Fungi have cell walls made of this

CHITIN

What do animals, plants, protists & fungi have in common?

ALL EUKARYOTES

Give one example of a renewable resource

WATER, FEW TREES, WIND

When we burn fossil fuels and destroy vegetation, we are affecting which cycle?

CARBON CYCLE

All organisms in an ecosystem are linked together in a network of interactions. This quality is called

INTERDEPENDENCE