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A long-term relationship between two different organisms. Ex. a flower and a bee.
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A behavior that is inherited. A behavior that is shared by an entire population.
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A contest for resources (food, water, land) in an ecosystem.
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Behaviors that animals learn from their parents
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A place where a fresh water river empties into an ocean.
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The zone at the ocean's edge where waves lap onto the shore and tides rise and fall.
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The zone beyond the breaking waves. Waters are about 600 ft deep.
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The zone that includes most of the ocean waters. Most organisms live near the surface. This zone is very deep.
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A large-scale ecosystem. The earth has six: tropical rain forest, deciduous forest, grassland, desert, tiaga and tundra.
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A region with yearly patterns of temperature, rainfall and amount of sunlight.
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