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First Quarter Interim Vocabulary Review (Ecology)

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Biotic   The living parts of an ecosystem.  
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Abiotic   The non-living parts of an ecosystem.  
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Producer/Autotroph   An organism that makes its own food through photosynthesis.  
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Consumer/Heterotroph   An organism that consumes other organisms for energy.  
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Decomposer   An organism that breaks down dead, decaying organisms and returns nutrients back into the soil.  
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Herbivore   And organism that eats only plants.  
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Carnivore   An organism that eats only meat.  
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Omnivore   An organism that eats BOTH plants and animals.  
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Scavenger   And organism that eats dead organisms.  
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Food Chain   A model that shows how matter and energy move through an ecosystem in a series of steps showing which organisms transfer energy by eating or being eaten. Each level of a food chain represents a feeding step in the transfer of matter and energy.  
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Food Web   A model that shows all of the possible feeding relationships in each trophic level; It links all of the food chains in an ecosystem.  
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The Sun's Role in Food Chains and Food Webs   It is the ultimate source of energy for all living things.  
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Energy Pyramid   A model that shows how energy flows up the food chain.  
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Symbiosis   A close relationship between two species that benefits at least one of the species.  
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Mutualism   A relationship in which both species benefit. :) / :)  
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Commensalism   A relationship in which one species benefits and the other species is neither helped nor harmed. :) / :I  
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Parasitism   A relationship where one organism lives inside the other and harms it. :) / :(  
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Predator   An organism that eats other animals for food. They are usually carnivores or omnivores.  
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Prey   An organism that usually gets eaten by a predator. They are usually herbivores.  
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Competition   The act of competing for resources in an environment with other species.  
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