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Ecology Test I

Ecology Test Part I

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Organisms that capture energy by eating other organisms consumers
Nonliving factors such as weather that can effect ecosystems abiotic factors
all of the different species that live together in an ecosystem are known as community
an animal that eats plants herbivore
an animal that eats other animals carnivore
the rate at which producers make energy primary productivity
shows a direct path of energy flow through the trophic levels food chain
an organism that obtains from dead organisms or organic waste detritivore
small plants and fungi that are able to survive in new habitats pioneer species
living factors that are apart of the ecosystem biotic factors
consists of a community and all of the physical aspects of the habitat ecosystem
an organism that consumes both plants and animals omnivore
organism in an ecosystem that are able to capture energy producers
a regular progression of species replacement is known as succession
succession that occurs where plants have not been able to grow before primary succession
an interconnected group of food chains food web
a diagram of trophic levels showing the amount of energy stored within each trophic level energy pyramid
organisms that cause decay and help to break down organic matter decomposers
the portion of the planet that can sustain life biosphere
succesion that occurs in places where there has preciously been growth secondary succession
the number of living things found within an ecosystem represents the ecosystems...? biodiversity
the study of living things and their interaction with each other and the enviorment ecology
a part of the biosphere that has a specif climate and biome community
the dry weight of organic matter within an ecosystem biomass
an assigned level in a food chain or other diagram based on how an organism obtains food trophic level
place where a particular population lives habitat
Created by: Crayford
 

 



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