10-11 McCarty Ecosystem Vocabulary
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| A water ecosystem containing live plants and animals | Aquarium
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| A land ecosystem containg soil, rocks, plants, and animals | Terrarium
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| An area where something lives or spends part of its life | Environment
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| Where populations of plans and animals live in the same area and depend on each other for survival (creat food chains) | Community
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| A group of living things taht consists of two (2) or more of the same species, they live and reproduce in a specific area. | Population
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| A place in the ecosystem where a specific organism lives - example - a squirrel's habitat is a tree, a pine tree's habitat is the forest | Habitat
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| This is any living thing | Organism
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| These type of factors where things that affect the organism in some way - type of factor that affects the organisms in an environment - example - sunlight, wind, rain, fire, sounds, other organisms, waste pollution, etc.... | Environmental
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| These type of factors are non-living things that affect an organism in some way - example - temperature, rain, sounds, air, clouds | Abiotic
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| These types of factors are living things affecting other living things in some way - example - one animal eating a plant or other animal, sounds animals make affecting other animals, wastes from other organisms, etc... | Biotic
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| Where living things interact with each other and with the non-living factors such as weather, air, ground, and sunlight | Ecosystem
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| A diagram showing an energy (food) pathway - example algae -> daphnia -> guppy | Food Chain
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| An organism that eats meat - example - bobcat | Carnivore
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| An organism that eats plants - example - Rabbit | Herbivore
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| An organism that eats BOTH plants and animals - example - humans | Omnivore
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| All animals are consumers because they have to eat to get energy - example - all animals | Consumer
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| All green plants are producers because they make their own food - example - grass | Producer
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| An organism in a community that causes decay or organic matter, releasing raw materials into the environment - example - bacteria and mushrooms | Decomposer
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| The addition of animals or plants to a population from another area (think of "in") | Immagration
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| The departure of organisms from a population (think of "exit") | Emigration
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