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| What is the study of the interactions of organisms with each other and with their physical environments? | Ecology
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| What do you call the portion of earth that supports life? | Biosphere
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| What do you call all of the living organisms that inhabit an environment? | Biotic Factors
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| Non-living factors in an environment including temperature, water, sunlight, wind, rocks and soil | Abiotic
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| What is a group of organisms that inter breed and live in the same place at the same time? | Population
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| what is a collection of interacting populations | Community
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| What do you call a roll a species plays in a community? | Niche
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| What is the place where an organism lives out its life called? | Habitat
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| The next higher level of organization is made up of interactions among populations in a community and the communities physical surroundings or abiotic factors is called what? | Eco system
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| Orderly natural changes within communities of an eco system are called what? | Succession
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| What is a stable mature community that under goes little or no succession called? | Climax Community
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| What are large groups of eco systems that share the same kind of climax community called? | Biome
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| What is used as a model to show energy levels and how it moves. | Food Chain
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| What is a consumer that feeds directly on a producer called? | Herbivore
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| What is a consumer that feeds on consumers? | Carnivore
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| What eats both plants and animals? | Omnivore
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| What do you call all the possible feeding relationships in an ecosystem | Food Web
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| What shows the amount of energy you get in certain foods? | Pyramid of energy
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| What will continue to expand faster and faster? | Exponential growth curve
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| What do you call the optimum number of organisms an environment can support? | Carrying capacity
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| What do you call a factor that depends on the size of a population. Like competition, disease or predators. | Density dependent limiting factor
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| What do you call a factor that effects all population regardless of size like weather, natural disasters and human activity? | Density independent factors
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| What keeps dense plants from building up and obtains energy from dead organisms? | Decomposers
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| What is the series of physical and biological process called? | Nutrient cycle
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