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Ecology

Ecology

Ecology

Ecology

Ecology

Ecology

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All of the environmental features in an area where an organism lives

What is a habitat?

Position in a food web and behavior is part of this

What is a niche?

Increases in competition for food, shelter, and mates cause a population to reach this

What is carrying capacity?

Ex: Two robins eating worms on the same lawn

What is competition?

One organism capturing and eating another

What is predation?

Ex: Aphids excrete a waste that ants eat, while ants protect the aphids from predators

What is mutualism?

Ex: oak tree provides a place for a bird to build a nest

What is commensalism ?

Difference between parasites and predators

What is parasites keep their hosts alive for a while?

Movement of a single caribou into a herd

What is immigration?

Pattern of growth limited resources will show

What is logistic?

T/F Carrying capacity changes after a fire or flood

What is true?

Ex: Diseases spread more rapidly when an area is crowded

What is a density- dependent limiting factor?

Ex: Natural disaster

What is a density- independent limiting factor?

Sequence of biotic changes that regenerate or create an ecological community

What is succession?

Development of an ecosystem in an area that has been covered by lava begins by

What is breakdown of rock by pioneer species?

Ex: lichens and mosses that first live in uninhabited areas

What are pioneer species?

Ex: After a forest fire

What is secondary succession ?

Begins with bare rock

What is primary succession?

Earth’s human population

What is about 6 billion?

Reason Earth’s carrying capacity has increased

What is technology?

Ex: coal

What is a nonrenewable resource?

Ex: Trees on Easter Island were cut faster than they could grow

What is nonrenewable resource?

Amount of land needed to support a person

What is an ecological footprint?

Ex: A vine coiling around an object

What thigmotropism?

Gases that contribute to the greenhouse effect

What are carbon dioxide and methane?

Pollutants in the water cycle cause rain to become ______

What is more acidic than normal?

How greenhouse gases affect Earth’s atmosphere

What is they slow the loss of heat?

Increase in global temperatures

What is global warming?

One organism benefits while one is neither benefited or harmed

What is commensalism ?

Ex: A leech feeds on a host’s blood

What is parasitism?

Final Jeopardy: What 2 factors cause smog?

Sunlight and pollutants from fossil fuels