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Biomes

TermDefinition
Deciduous Forest Forest with spring and fall seasons and leaf shedding
Rain forest Tropical (warm and moist) forest
Savannah home of the lions and zebras
Tundra/Arctic Extremely cold; snow/ice
Ocean/Marine Underwater ecosystems that include oceans and seas
Coniferous forest cold weather evergreen forests
Grasslands only low lying grasses and few tall trees
Desert hot/dry sandy ecosystem
freshwater bodies of water located within a continent such as lakes and rivers
estuary where streams and rivers run into salt water
Symbiosis Long term relationship between two different species in which one species (usually) benefits
Mutualism Symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit from the interaction
Parasitism Symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits and the other is harmed by the interaction
Commensalism Symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits and the other is neutral
Ammensalism Accidental interspecies interaction in which one species is harmed and the other is unaffected/neutral
Habitat the natural environment or home for an organism
Community Collection of populations of many different species in an ecosystem
Ecosystem Combination of habitat and community
Abiotic factors Nonliving factors of an ecosystem
Biotic factors All of the living things in a particular area
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