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Term 2
Science
Ecosystems
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organism
one individual
organism
within a
population
population
a group of the same
organism
in the same
area
at a particular time
community
multiple populations of animals
living
together
ecosystem
complex level or organism made up of
biotic
and
abiotic
parts
tolerance range
how much each species can tolerate a specific
abiotic
factor
producer
autotroph
consumer
heterotroph
autotroph
can produce their own
food
from the
sun
heterotroph
can't produce own
food
, but need food for
energy
decomposer
break down
living
matter
organism
-
population
- community - ecosystem - biosphere
predation
(predator, prey)
detrimental relationship in with one organsism
kills
and
eats
the other\
parasitism
1 organism
benefits
to the
cost
of the other
mutualism
relationship where both organisms
benefits
commensalism
relationship where one organism
benefits
and the other stays the
same
competition
relationship in which
2
organisms compete for the same
limited
resource
population
growth
the rate at which a population grows
growth = (
birth
+
immigration
) - (deaths + emigration)
symbiosis
long term relationship between
2
organisms with at least one
organism
benefiting
light
is captured by producers and turned into chemical energy through
photosynthesis
cellular respiration
(
ATP
)
process in which organisms convert
energy
into a form their
cells
can use
tropical level
each level within a
food chain
approximately
10%
of energy is passed from 1 tropical level, the other 90% is transferred to the
environment
tropic level names
auto trough
- primary consumer - secondary consumer -
tertiary consumer
- quaternary consumer
what is the
primary
consumer
herbivore