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| liveing things that interact in there environment |
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| diffrent populations that live together ina defined area |
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| ibe nenver if association benefits and the other is neither helped or harmed |
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| symbotic relationship in witch one orangism lives in or on another organism |
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| one organism captures and feeds on another |
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| both speices benifit from the relationship |
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| area where organisums lives, and the biotic and biotic factors the include it |
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| full range of phustical and biological conditions in witchan organism lives and the way in which the organism uses the conditions |
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| group of tissues that work together to preform closely related functions |
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| organism that obtain energry from the foods it cumsumes also called an consumer |
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| Biotic Factors : list examples |
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the entire living cast of characters witch an organism might interact
tree, mushrooms, animals |
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| Abiotic list : list examples |
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non living things
ex temperature humidity, rocks ect. |
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| realtionship in witch 2 speices live closely together |
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| organism that can capture energy from sunlight or chemicals and use it to produce its own food from inorganic compounds, also called a producer |
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| smallest unit of most componds |
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| susbtance formed by the chemical combination of two or more elements in definied proportions |
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| mutualism,commensalism,and parasitism |
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| discribe mutualism:examples! |
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reationship in witch both speices benifit
examples: acaciatree and ants |
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one speices benifit other is uneffected
example: orchid |
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| describe parasitism:examples! |
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one species benifits other is harmed
example : tick |
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| why doesnt parasites kill there host? |
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| cause its there home, and where they eat |
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| 3 categories scientest use to classify organisms |
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physical behavioral and chemical
physical - way they look
behavorial- the way they act
chemical - there genes |
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| binomial nameing system explain |
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| 2 rules 2 names Genus species <-ITALIC |
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| taxonamy levels & numonic |
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kingdom - animal
phylum - chordate
class - mammel
order - primate
family - hominidae
genus - homo
species - sapiens
nomodic!
king phil came over from guiding slaves |
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| pathway of energy through ecosystem |
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shows energy loss in food chain
90% of heat is lost
# of organisms at each level decreases
5 levels |
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kingdom archebacteria & eubacteria: list:
cellular makeup
how they acquire food
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domain there in |
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single cellular
producers and consumers
example = bacteria
archaebacteria lives in harsh climates
archebateria - archa domain
eubacteria - bacteria domain |
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kingdom protist:
cellular make up
how they get food
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single cellular producer and consumer
ex- paramecium eugiena and slime mold
domain:eukaryotic |
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kingdoms- fungi and animal
cellular make up
how they get food
examples of each
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multicellular, consumers
domain :eukaryotic
examples of fugi- mold mushrooms yeast
examples of animals-insects worms fish |
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kingdom plant:
cellular makeup
how they get food
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multicellular, producers
example- mosses flowers ferns
domain: eukaryotic |
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| are elephants proud for plants around? |
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| explain numeric response graphs |
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prey density increases as predater dendity increases
prey density decreases when predater density decreases |
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| explain fuctional response graphs |
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as prey density increases the # of prey taken per predator will increase to a satiotionpoint
examples- fliter feeder
whale shark spondes |
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| show 3 types of graphs on a peice of paper that explain fuctional responds |
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