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What is the source of all energy in the ecosystem the sun
What is the source of all food in the ecosystem the producers
Differences between biotic and abiotic factors biotic is living and abiotic is non living
What is a carrying capacity? the largest popluation that the enviorment can suport
What keeps the population size near carrying capacity? the ablity of liming recorces
Name the types of CONSUMERS. carnover hurborives sacanvergers omivores
What is a carnivore? olny eats meat
What is a omnivore? both plants and animals
What is a herbivore? eats plants
What percent of energy is transferred each trophic level? 10
What is ALWAYS the first organism on the food chain prudecers
Difference between a food chain and a food web? food chines is a single path food wed is more than one food chaine
What does a energy pyramid show? the transfer of engry
Commensalism one benfits and one is not affected
Mutualism both benfit
Parasitism one benefits and one is harmed
In a parasitism, who is the host? the one who is harmed
In a parasitism, who is the parasite? the one who benefits
In a Predator/Prey, who is the prey? the one who is eaten
In a Predator/Prey, who is the Predator? the one who eats the prey
How do producers get their own food? What is the process called? photosynthsis
What do the arrows represent in the food chain? direction of the engry flow
What is the formula for cellular respiration? C6H12O6 + 6O2 → 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATP
What is the formula for photosynthesis? 6CO2 + 6H2O + light → C6H12O6 + 6O
Choose the correct answers based on the graph above Predators can be limiting factors for prey Prey can be a limiting factors for predators Prey populations change based on the number or predators Predator populations change based on the number of prey
Define competition the struggle between organisms for the same resource
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