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Science Vocabulary T

Science Vocabulary Terms

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Biome Community of plants and animals that have formed in response to a shared climate.
Ecosystem Community of biotic and abiotic interacting together.
Community All populations living in a ecosystem at the same time.
Habitat The place within an ecosystem where an organism lives.
Abiotic Factors A nonliving condition that determines which species survives in an environment(Rain).
Biotic Factors A living condition, in which any living part of the environment an organism interacts with.
Autotrophs A self-feeding/producer that is in the first trophic level, makes their own food through photosynthesis, and makes it through the sun.
Heterotrophs An organism that doesn’t make their own food, by eating/absorbing it.
Trophic Levels Levels in an ecosystem, in which the organisms share the same function, the food chain, and the same primary source of energy.
Producer Organisms that make their own food through photosynthesis.
Primary Consumer Herbivores that feed on plants.
Secondary Consumer Carnivores that prey on other animals.
Tertiary Consumer Carnivores at the top of the food chain, that feed on other carnivores, and feed on only secondary consumers.
Decomposer An organism that decomposes organic material.
Predator An organism that hurts.
Prey An organism that is hunted.
Symbiosis The relationship between two different species that involves an exchange of food or energy.
Commensalism One species benefits and one species is not harmed or benefited.
Mutualism Both species benefit.
Parasitism One species benefits and the other is harmed.
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