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Ecology Hunger Games

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Abiotic Factors Nonliving parts of ecosystems such as water, light and space.
Biodiversity The variety of species that live in an area
Biotic Factors Living things in an ecosystem such as plants, animals, insects, and fungi
Climax Community A community that is stable because it has reached its greatest growing potential
DNA Nucleic acids that are the main component of chromosomes. Responsible for transferring genetic characteristics
Ecosystem A community of organisms that interact with their environment.
Genes Hereditary information for traits that are passed on from parent to offspring. Located in DNA.
Natural Selection A process by which organisms with favorable traits produce more successful offspring than organisms with less favorable traits
Pioneer Species The first species to live or grow in an area, usually lichen
Primary Succession Changes that occur as bare rock develops into a community of organisms.
Secondary Succession Changes that occur in a series of stages as a community grows back after a natural disaster such as a flood or fire. Occurs in areas where soil and living things already exist.
Selective Breeding Artificially selecting and breeding plants or animals to make organisms with desired traits
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