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Ecology Photohunt Let’s explore the essential vocabulary for the Organization and Relationships section of our Ecology Unit!

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1 Ecology Photohunt Let’s explore the essential vocabulary for the Organization and Relationships section of our Ecology Unit!

2 What in this picture is Abiotic, and what is Biotic?

3 How many different Species can you identify?

4 A B C D E F G H Which of the following rows represents: Population, Community, and Ecosystem?

5 How is the Habitat of each of the animals connected to their mode of living?

6 Describe the relationship between feeding and living area as the Niche of each bird Species.

7 Where should the term Symbiosis be written in this diagram?

8 Looks like everyone is benefitting here. Clean teeth, and a good meal
Looks like everyone is benefitting here! Clean teeth, and a good meal! Is this an example of Mutalism, Parasitism, or Commensalism

9 This blood sucker is demonstrating Mutalism, Parasitism, or Commensalism?

10 Is the relationship between the shark and the scrap eating remora an example of Mutalism, Parasitism, or Commensalism?

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