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| converting energy from sunlight into food |
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| using food to create ATP energy |
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| products of photosynthesis |
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| products of cellular respiration |
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| carbon dioxide, water, & ATP energy |
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| law of conservation of matter |
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| matter cannot be created nor destroyed |
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| series of one organism obtaining energy from another |
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| diagram showing amount of energy in each trophic level |
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| living things in an ecosystem |
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| group of organisms of one species |
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| an organism's job or role in an environment |
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| factor that limits the growth of a population size |
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| changing locations at seasonal changes |
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| gradual change of an ecosystem over time |
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| organism that can produce its own food |
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| 1st trophic level; AKA autotroph |
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| 2nd trophic level; AKA herbivore |
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| 3rd trophic level; sometimes carnivores, sometimes omnivores |
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| 4th trophic level; AKA carnivore |
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| feeds on dead materials and helps recycle them |
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| what an ovary turns into after fertilization |
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| transfer pollen from male to female part of plant |
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| cell formed after fertilization |
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| animal's reaction to change in environment |
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| a change in the environment |
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| bioluminescence, sound, body language, pheromones |
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