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What are the levels of organisation in an ecosystem?
Individual
,
population
,
community
, ecosystem
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What is an ecosystem?
Interaction between living and non-living
components
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What factors do plants compete for?
Light, space, water,
mineral ions
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What factors do animals compete for?
Food, mates,
territory
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What is intraspecific competition?
Competition
within
a species
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What is interspecific competition?
Competition
between
different
species
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What is interdependence in an ecosystem?
Species depend on each other for
resources
, if one species is removed, the whole community may be affected
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What is a stable community?
Community where biotic and abiotic factors are balanced, so population size can remain Relatively constant
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What are abiotic factors?
Non-living
factors
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What abiotic factors may affect an ecosystem?
Light
intensity
, temperature, moisture,
soil pH
, wi intensity and direction, carbon dioxide, oxygen levels
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Why might light intensity affect an ecosystem?
Different
plants
have different light intensity needs
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Why does temperature affect an ecosystem?
Different species have different optimum temperatures for growth and survival
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How does soil pH affect an ecosystem?
Certain plants prefer alkaline or acidic soil, may affect appearance of the plant
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How does moisture level affect an ecosystem?
Waterlogged soil prevents
root respiration
, in most plants
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How does wind intensity affect an ecosystem?
Lower wind intensity aids
seed germination
, which may attract animals
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How does soil mineral content affect an ecosystem?
Plants need high soil
minerals
to grow well
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How does carbon dioxide concentration affect an ecosystem?
Higher
CO2
leads to more plant growth
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How does oxygen concentration affect an ecosystem?
Low oxygen levels harm
aquatic
animals
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What biotic factors may affect an ecosystem?
Food, new
predators
, new pathogens, competition
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What are adaptations?
Features that help
organisms
survive
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What are organisms living in extreme environments called?
Extremophiles
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Where can extremophile bacteria be found?
In
deep sea vents
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Give three example, examples of extreme living environments
High
temperature
, high
pressure
, high salt
concentration
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What of plants have adapted to low soil mineral content?
Carnivorous
plants-catch insects
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