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Plant Community collection of species, same time and space
Ecosystem Abiotic and Biotic
Food Chain Linear straight line down
Food web Spread out like a spiders web
Primary succession Starts from nothing and builds soil and life
Secondary succession there is already soil and fire, then new life comes through
Symbyosis Two species depending on each other
Parasitism One wins and the other looses
Mutualism Work together
Commensalism One benefits the other doesnt really care
Producer Generally plants, Photosynthetically active
Consumer 1st order consumer eats plants, 2nd eats the creatures that ate the plants and 3rd eat those creatures
herbivore eats plants
carnivore eats creatures
trophic levels how things are nourished
Nutrient cycles calcium, carbon, water can be passed on
energy flows from the sun
biomes include: tundra, taiga, temperate deciduous forrest, grassland, desert, mountain and coastal forest, tropical forest, oak woodlands , coniferous forests
tundra coldest (permafrost) always frost
taiga boreal forest, forest of the north
temperate deciduous forest warm/productive summer, wet
mountain and coastal forest micro climates
tropical rain forest highest productivity, rain and lots of species
oak woodlands evergreen and desiduous, moterate to low productivity, foothill forest
coniferous forests pines
is fire good or bad both (it depends)
Fire dependent species Chapparal species and pines, the fire releases the seeds
Climate change getting hotter and colder, carbon from humans is main contributor
Niche partitioning where you live & what you do
what do animals need to survive water, food, oxygen and shelter
desert associations limited conditions - limited water and shelter, hot Producers and food - Spiney, low productivity Habitat diversity - low species number - low solutions - nocturnal animals, underground during day common animals - birds, reptiles, rodents (lots of sn
valley grassland associations limiting conditions - hot and dry producers and food - grass habitat diversity - fairly low species number - fairly low solutions - burrow underground, birds transition with the seasons common animals - mice, rats, birds, reptiles
Foothill woodland associations limiting conditions - hot and dry, trees for birds producers and food - oaks, grasses, conifers habitat diversity - fairly diverse species number - fairly high solutions - burrow, transition with seasons common animals - gray squirel, birds, deer, co
Chaparral associations limiting conditions - hot and dry, rains in winter producers and food - shrubs, perenial, evergreen, grasses and cacti habitat diversity - moderate species number - moderate solutions - spines on everything and poison common animals -
Yellow pine forest associations limiting conditions - can be dry, cold, producers and food - Pines, oaks, berries habitat diversity - high species number - high solutions - hibernation, migration down slope, burrowing common animals - squirels
Other coniferous forest associations limiting conditions - cold producers and food - pine trees habitat diversity - moderate species number - moderate solutions - hibernation common animals -
igneous rock once lava and then cooled
igneous rocks include basalt, vesicular basalt, obsidian, granite
basalt black and can be red, heavy
vesicular basalt holes in it
obsidian shiney basically glass
granite large crystals in rocks
pummis light and full of air
sedimentary rock pieces that come together
sedimentary rock include sandstone, shale, limestone
sandstone sand
shale made of clay
limestone bubbles with acid
metamorphic rock has changed
metamorphic rock includes quartzite, slate, marble, gneiss
quartzite from sandstone
slate from shale
marble from limestone
gneiss has black and white layers
playa lake dry and flat lake (salt lake we saw)
alluvial fan water has moved the materials to a place
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