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Ecology 1

ecology 1

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Ecology ? study of relationships between living things and their environments
Environment? everything that surrounds an organism and act upon it
Ecosystem? group of communities (living things) interacting with each other and non-living parts
A rainforest, jungle, ocean, desert are example of __? ecosystems
Community ? different living things
Population? group of the same kind of organisms; can reproduce with each other
Habitat? place where organisms live
Niche? organisms' role or job in its habitat
decomposers? organisms that breaks down dead organisms and recycle nutrients back into the soil (mushroom, bacteria, insects) *helpful
predators? organisms that kill and eats other organisms
prey? organism that is killed and eaten by other organisms
scavenger? animal that eats only dead organisms
producer? (plants) make their own food through photosynthesis
carnivore meat-eater
herbivore eat plants only
omnivore eat bOth plant and meat
main source of energy the sun
parasite an organism that lives on or inside a host organism; one benefits, one is harmed; causes a problem
mutatualism relationship between different species or organisms where BOTH sides benefit
commensalism one organism BENEFITS from the interaction, while the other species is neither helped nor harmed.
competition interaction where organisms or species fight for the same limited resources (such as food, water, territory (space), or mates).
Created by: lperetta
 

 



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