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Living Things and Th

Living Things and The Environment

TermDefinition
Population Group of organisms of one spicies living in the same space
Ecosystem Populations in a community and the abiotic factors with which they interact
Abiotic Factors Nonliving parts of the environment
Biome Several interaction population that inhabit a common environment
Spescies Group of organism that can mate and produce fertile offsprings
Organisms Any living thing
Community Regional or global land areas characterized by the plants, animals, and climate in the area
Ecology Scientific study of the interaction between organisms and their environment
Biosphere Life supporting regions of Earth
Biotic Factor All living things of the environment
Limiting factor conditions in the environment that puts limits on the size of a population.
Carrying capacity largest population size that can be supported by the available resources of an area
Range area where a type of animal or plant population is found
Natural Selection Survival and reproduction of an individual
Adaptation A trait with a current funtional role in the life of an organism
Niche An organism role
Competition rival, haters
Predation Act of plondering
Predator Organism that exist by killing and eating other organism
Prey An animal that is hunted
Symbiosis two organisms living together
Mutualism Two organism that benifit each other
Commensalism One organism benefit, the other does not care
Parasitetism one benefits, the other is hurt
Parasite An organism that lives off of an another organism
Host The orgasim hurt by the parasite
Succesion is the process in sequence
Primary Succesion ocurring in an environment without vegetation
Secondary Succesion A process that started by an event that reduses an already established ecosystem
Pioneer species . A hardy species which are the first to colonize
Created by: rudolph.beukes
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