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Species/Symbiosis2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the definition of pollution? | Any unwanted substances added to the land, water, or air that causes problems to an environment |
| Pollutions have been ranged as what in the world today? | Plastics, waste water products, factory trash, and many other forms created by human |
| What major human changes create negative impacts to environments? | Create New Buildings, Dams, Roads, & Houses |
| How can people avoid having trouble with the environments around them? | Human structures can avoid wildlife areas or create specific structures to co-exist with wild life |
| What are the types of pollutions that are mainly caused by people? | Plastics, Waste Products, Factory Trash, & Other additional trash |
| What are the areas that pollutions have been known to effect environments? | Air, Land, & Sea |
| What is the definition of a poacher? | It is someone who breaks the law by illegally hunting animals or illegally fishing in areas that people are not allowed to |
| What are the 2 main problems that cause animals to be killed for “Black Market” profits? | Poachers & Bad Governments |
| What is been done to stop illegal poaching in the world? | New rules and laws that are setup by good governments |
| What is the definition to conservation? | An attempt to preserve or protect an environment from harmful changes |
| What are major change makes that are caused by humans to the environments? | Create New Buildings, Dams, Roads, & Houses |
| What are two major impacts that can be avoided by human being in an environment? | Human structures avoid wildlife areas & creating specific structures to co-exist with wild life |
| What are the 3 changes that are caused in ecosystems? | Climates changing temperature, changes due to new plant, or animal life live in the area |
| What are the 3 types of senses that can help a plant or animal survive? | Survive hardships, beat the competition, and/or survive the predators |
| Which symbiosis benefits both organisms? | Mutualism |
| Which symbiosis benefits one organism and the other is harmed? | Parasitism |
| Which symbiosis benefits one organism and the other is not harmed? | Commensalism |
| What are the names of the 3 types of symbiosis? | Mutualism, Commensalism, & Parasitism |
| What is a long-term relationship where one organism helps another known as? | Symbiosis |
| What are the 3 things that both plant and animals compete for in an ecosystem? | Sunlight, Soil, & Water |
| In an ecosystem, what are the two things that are effected in survival? | Plants (PRODUCERS) & Animals (CONSUMERS) |
| What is a niche in a habitat? | A role that an animal or plant has in a particular area of its ecosystem |
| What areas have swamp areas and are near coastal shores which mainly have trees, like mangrove, and grasses grow in these salty conditions? | Coastal Wetland-( Swamps & Lakes) |
| What type of ecosystem has the homes to many trees, like oak, maple, beech and small shrubs and plants? | Mixed Forest /Deciduous forest |
| What areas have warm, rainy climates all year long, a variety of plants and high moisture due to the wet climate conditions? | Tropical Rainforest |
| What areas have little rainfall yearly, organisms that live in hot, dry conditions, and plants variety from a variety of cactuses? | Desert areas |
| What are mostly made of skeletons of dead coral animals, but most living creatures live in the top area which is considered to be warm, clear, and shallow water? | Coral reefs |
| What are living and nonliving things that live in an area and their interactions? | Ecosystems |
| What is the name of the factor in which all living things are a part of an ecosystem? Ex: (Organisms) | Biotic |
| What is the name of the factor in which all nonliving things are a part of an ecosystem? Ex: (Air, water, soil, temperature, & sunlight) | Abiotic |
| What is defined as a series of steps that involve energy transfer from one organism to another? | Food Chain |
| What are the names of the types of ecosystems that exist in the world? | Coral Reef, Desert, Tropical Rain Forest, Tundra, Taiga, Mixed Forest, Prairie, & Coastal Wetland |
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