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WHAT WORD DESCRIBES THE MAMMALS, FISH, BIRDS, AND PLANTS THAT LIVE IN AN ENVIRONMENT BIOTIC
A COMMUNITY IS SEVERAL SPECIES OF ANIMALS INTERACTING, WHILE A POPULATION IS MEMBERS OF ONE SPECIES IN AN AREA
THE FIVE LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION IN THE ENVIRONMENT FROM FIRST TO FIFTH LEVEL ARE ORGANISM, POPULATION, COMMUNITY, ECOSYSTEM, BIOSPHERE
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS ABIOTIC WATER
ORGANISMS THAT CAN MAKE THEIR OWN FOOD FROM SUNLIGHT ARE CALLED PRODUCERS
GRASS IS EATEN BY A PRARIE DOG. THE PRAIRIE DOG IS EATEN BY A COYOTE, THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF A (AN) FOOD CHAIN
ONE FOOD WEB ARROW GOES FROM A PRAIRIE DOG TO A COYOTE, SHOWING THAT THE COYOTE EATS THE PRAIRIE DOG.
ONE TYPE OF COMPETITION INVOLVES INDIVIDUALS COMPETING FOR RESOURCES. THE OTHER INVOLVES COMPETITION BETWEEN DIFFERENT POPULATIONS
YHOUNG WASPS ARE EATING THE TOMATO HORNWORM THAT IS THEIR HOST. WHAT IS THIS AN EXAMPLE OF? PARASITISM
A BIRD EASTS A WORM. WHO IS THE PREDATOR BIRD
ROCKS, TEMPERATURE, AND WATER ARE WHAT PART OF THE ENVIRONMENT? ABIOTIC
WHAT DO SEVERAL DIFFERENT POPULATIONS LIVING TOGETHER MAKE? COMMUNITY
WHICH IS AN EXAMPLE OF AN ABIOTIC ELEMENT CHANGING AN AREA? WATER FLOODING THE AREA
GRASS THAT GAINS ENERGY FROM THE SUN IS AN EXAMPLE OF A PRODUCER
A DIAGRAM WITH ARROWS SHOWING ENERGY FLOW FROM GRASS, TO A RABBIT, TO A FOX IS A/AN FOOD CHAIN
IN A FOOD WEB, ARROWS POINT IN JUST ONE DIRECTION BECAUSE THEY SHOW HOW ENERGY GOES TO THE ANIMAL THAT IS EATING.
AFTER ONE SPECIES DISAPPEARS, THE OTHER SPECIES IN THE ECOSYSTEM BECOME OUT OF BALANCE
LIMITING FACTORS DETERMINE AN AREA'S CARRYING CAPACITYH BECAUSE ANIMALS NEED RESOURCES TO SURVIVE
IN WHICH TYPE OF SYMBIOSIS DO ORGANISMS HELP EACH OTHER MUTUALISM
IF SCIENTISTS ARE STUDYING THE EGRETS, HERONS, MARSH CRABS, AND CORDGRASS, BUT NOT THE WATER OR ROCKS IN A SALT MARSH, WHAT LEVEL OF ORGANIZATION WOULD THEY BE STUDYING? COMMUNITY
AN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORTING ON THE WAY TEMPERATURE, WATER QUALITY, AND MINERALS AFFECT THE ANIMALS IN A SALT MARSH WOULD BE CONSIDERING WHICH LEVEL OF ORGANIZATION? ECOSYSTEM
WHICH ONE OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATION? ECOSYSTEM
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A PREY ADAPTATION? PARASITISM
A TICK SUCKS BLOOD FROM A DOG. IN THIS RELATIONSHIP, THE TICK IS THE PARASITE
A TICK SUCKS BLOOD FROM A DOG. IN THIS RELATIONSHIP, THE DOG IS THE HOST
RESOURCES SUCH AS WATER, FOOD, OR SUNLIGHT ARE LIKELY TO BE LIMITING FACTORS WHEN A POPULATION IS NEARING CARRYING CAPACITY
NATURE'S RECYCLERS ARE DECOMPOSERS
A BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CORAL AND ALGAE IS AN EXAMPLE OF MUTUALISM
WHICH ORGANISMS DOES THE BASE OF AN ENERGY PYRAMID REPRESENT? PRODUCERS
WHICH IS THE RIGHT ORDER? A) SUN, PRODUCERS, HERBIVORES, SCAVENGERS, CARNIVORES B)SUN, PRODUCERS, HERBIVORES, CARNIVORES, SCAVENGERS B
REMORAS AND SHARKS H AVE A RELATIONSHIP THAT IS BEST DESCRIBED AS COMMENSALISM
AN ORGANISM THAT EATS ONLY ANIMALS CARNIVORE
A TRIANGULAR DIAGRAM THAT SHOWS AN ECOSYSTEMS LOSS OF ENERGY ENERGY PYRAMID
AN ORGANISM THAT EATS BOTH PLANTS AND ANIMALS IS OMNIVORE
AN ORGANISM THAT EATS ONL PLANTS IS A HERBIVORE
A DIAGRAM THAT SHOWS HOW ENERGY IN FOOD FLOWS FROM ONE ORGANISM TO ANOTHER IS A FOOD.... CHAIN
A DIAGRAM THAT SHOWS THE FEEDING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ORGANISMS IN AN ECOSHYSTEM IS A FOOD ...... WEB
A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO ORGANISMS IN WHICH ONE BENEFITS AND THE OTHER IS NOT AFFECTED IS COMMENSALISM
AN ORGANISM THAT EATS ALL OR PART OF ANOTHER ORGANISM IS A PREDATOR
A RELATIONSHIP IN WHICH TWO DIFFERENT ORGANISMS LIVE IN CLOSE ASSOCIATION WITH EACH OTHER IS SYMBIOSIS
AN ORGANISM THAT IS KILLED AND EATEN BY ANOTHER ORGANISM IS PREY
A RELATIONSHIP WHERE ONE ORGANISM BENEFIS AND THE OTHER IS HARMED IS PARASITISM
A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TWO SPECIES IN WHICH BOTH SPECIES BENEFIT IS MUTUALISM
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