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9 Biology

Terms Part 1

DefinitionTerm
organisms that eat both plants & animals omnivore
nonliving factors abiotic
living things are linked together in an ecosystem interdependence
water-based aquatic
a step-by-step feeding sequence food chain
organisms that use energy to make their own food producer
the job or role of an organism niche
a specific place and all of the biotic & abiotic factors in it ecosystem
organisms that consume dead material for food scavengers
the study of living things & their relationships ecology
the study of living things biology
organisms that only eat plants herbivores
a diagram that shows all feeding relationships food web
land-based terrestrial
organisms that only eat other animals carnivore
factors that are living things biotic
the number of different species in an ecosystem biodiversity
organisms that must eat to get energy consumers
organisms that consume dead material and recycle directly decomposers
a relationship where both species benefit mutualism
relationship where one species benefits and the other is not affected commensalism
a level in a food chain trophic level
non-native species invasive species
relationship where one species benefits & the other is harmed parasitism
relationship where one species hunts another predation
relationship where one species competes with another competition
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