spring break science
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| biotic community | all the living organisms in a community
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| carnivore | organism that eats only animals
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| circadian | rhythms occuring in a 24hr rhythm
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| consumer | organism that uses food made by other organisms
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| cyclic | reoccuring in cycles
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| decomposer | organism that breaks down dead organisms and returns this material to the soil
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| detrivore | organism that consumes detritus
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| ecological pyramid | a triangle-shaped illustration that is divided into layers to show energy relationships in an organism
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| ecology | the study of relationships between organisms and their physical environment
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| ecosystem | a limited area in which living and nonliving things interact
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| food chain | a passing of materials and energy from one organism to another
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| food web | a method of illustrating the interrelationships between food chains in an ecosystem
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| habitat | place where an organism lives
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| herbivore | an organism who eats only plants
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| niche | role or function of an organism in its environment
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| omnivore | organism that eats both plants and animals
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| physical environment | all the nonliving factors in its environment
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| producer | organism that makes it own food
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| seasonal | rhythms that take place over a years time
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| important part of the biotic community; Gods steward to the environment | YOU
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| an animal that eats another animal | predator
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| an animal that is eaten by another animal | prey
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| the relationship between two organisms that are using the same factor in the environment | competition
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| the relationship in which one organism is benefited and the other organism is not helped or hurt | commensalism
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| the type of organism that does not live with others of its species | independant
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| the type of organism that does live with others of its species | social
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| an organism that eats dead decaying bodies | scavenger
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| a word that means used over and over again | cyclic
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| a plant that grows on another plant but does not recieve nourishment from the plant it grows on | epiphyte
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| a group of birds | flock
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| the relationship in which both organisms are benefitted | mutualism
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| a way to describe organisms that look like their surroundings | camoflage
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| bright colors or markings on an organism that advertise an organisms presense | warning coloration
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| a relationship in which an organism appears very similar to another organism | mimicry
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| an organism that feeds off another living organism | parasite
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| a living organism that supplies materials to another organism | host
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