Different biomes, eaters, etc. The basics.
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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| study of relationship between organisms and their environment | Ecology
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| nonliving components of an ecosystem | Abiotic
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| Portion of earth in which living things exist | Ecosphere
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| Contains all biomes and ecosystems | Biosphere
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| living components of an ecosystem | Biotic
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| large distinct terrestrial region having similar climate, soil, plants & animals, types determined by temperature and precipitation | Biome
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| Savanna | Grassland biome
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| Taiga (Boreal forest) | coniferous forest (pine trees) biome
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| Deciduous Forest | forest where trees lose their leaves (east coast)
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| Permafrost | permanently frozen layer of soil in artic
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| communities of living things which interact with themselves and their environment, include both biotic and abiotic components | Ecosystems
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| photosynthetic life (plants, algae, etc) | Autotrophs/Producers
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| (both plants and animals), eat other organisms | Consumer/Heterotroph
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| Plant eater | Herbivore
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| Meat eater | Carnivore
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| Plant and meat eater | Omnivore
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| decomposers | Detritivores
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| dead organic matter | detritus
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