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| All the living things in an ecosystem. |
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| An organism that eats producers or other consumers. |
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| An adaptatin that allows animals to blend into their surroundings. |
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| The struggle among organisms for water, food, or other needs |
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| An organism that breaks down dead plant and animal material. |
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| Close to becoming extinct; having very few of its kind left. |
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Died out, leaving no more of that type of organism. |
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| The home of a living thing. |
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An organism that a parasite lives with. |
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| An organism that lives in or on a host. |
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| An animal that hunts other animals for food. |
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| The animals that predators eat. |
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| An organism such as a plant that makes its own food. |
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| An animal that gets its food by eating dead organisms. |
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| The imitation by one animal of the traits of another. (Looks like another animal to trick predators) |
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| The job or role an organism has in an ecosystem. |
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| All the members of a single type of organism in an ecosystem. |
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