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Study Guide for Ecology quiz

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nonliving part of environment, including water, rocks, light & Temperature   Abiotic  
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describes living factors in the environment   Biotic  
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relationship between 2 organism in which 1 benefits and the other is unaffected   commensalism  
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when 2 or more individuals or populations they to use the same resource, such as food, water, shelter, space or sunlight   Competition  
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organism that gets energy by breaking down the remains of dead organisms or animal wastes and consuming or obsorbing the nutrients   Decomposer  
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community of living organism and their abiotic(non-living) environment   Ecosystem  
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relationship between 2 species in which both species benefits   Mutualism  
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organism that can make its own food by using energy from its surroundings   Producer  
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organism that eats all or part of another organism   Predator  
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organism that is killed and eaten by another organism   Prey  
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Which can be described as a species population in an ecosystem? All the honey bees in an orchard OR all the plants and animals in a pond?   all the honey bees in an orchard  
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What evidence best demonstrates that different organisms in an ecosystem depend on each other? Parasites often kill their hosts OR animals eat plants while plants need nutrients from decomposed animals   Animals eat plants while plants need nutrients from decomposed animals  
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What is the basic source of energy for all ecosystems? Solar energy, which is converted by plants OR nuclear energy, which is stored in Earth’s resources   Solar energy, which is converted by plants  
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Human beings eat chickens, turkeys, fish, cows, and pigs. What type of relationship does this illustrate?predator-prey OR parasite-host   predator-prey  
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Which is an example of mutualism? Ticks live off the blood of a deer OR Bees take pollen from flowers and spread it to other flowers   Bees take pollen from flowers and spread it to other flowers  
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Crayfish eat insects and snails. Sometimes crayfish will also eat plants and algae. Which best describes the role of the crayfish?producer OR consumer   consumer  
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Since foxes, coyotes, and weasels hunt snowshoe hares, how should these hunting animals be classified? predators OR parasites   predators  
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As you move up the energy pyramid, the amount of energy available increases or decreases?   decreases  
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True or False - it takes more 3rd order consumers than second order consumers to feed the producers   False  
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True or False - a community is all the living organisms in a specific area.   True  
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