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Ecology 2 McSwords

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TEST on FRIDAY
the largest population an environment can support is its_________ Carrying capacity
Producers rely on sunlight and this other abiotic factor to carry out photosyntheses Carbon Dioxide
Most of the nitrogen we consume comes from what we eat. They originally got it from what source The soil
Symbiotic Relationship where only one animal is affected Commensalism
T or F the law of conservation of matter states that energy cannot be created or destroyed True
T or F A food chain is the feeding relationships among all of the organism in an ecosystem False
Why do plants that grow in the tundra have shallow root systems that don't grow very deep due to the conditions of the soil? They can't grow through the permafrost
In which biome would you expect to find a layer of permafrost tundra
Which biome would your find a cactus? Desert
How is a tundra biome similar to a desert biome both biomes have little precipitation.
What determines the biome? The climate that exists there
Which ecosystem would have the greatest biodiversity? tropical rainforest
What best describes the number and variety of organisms in an area? biodiversity
What describes a consumer? an organism that gets its energy by eating plants or animals.
What describes a producer? Uses sunlight to produce its own food (plants)
A wolf eats a rabbit and then a hawk takes it. parasitism, commensalism, mutualism, predation, or competition competition
A tick on a dog parasitism, commensalism, mutualism, predation, or competition parasitism- tic benefits and dog hurt
A polar bear searches the ice for a seal to eat parasitism, commensalism, mutualism, predation, or competition predation
A Plover bird eats food out of a crocodile's teeth parasitism, commensalism, mutualism, predation, or competition mutualism - both benefi
A hermit crab takes over a snail's shell. parasitism, commensalism, mutualism, predation, or competition commensalism- - hermit crab benefits and snail unharmed
T or F- There could be many overlapping food chains in a food web True
What is natural selection? The process where animals better suited to survived in an environment will survive and breed.
If the population of hawks increase over several years, what would happen to the population of snakes that hawks eat It would decrease
Lily pads, seaweed, insects, frogs, hawks, water, soil, oxygen and sunlight make up an _______________ ecosystem
What is the struggle for organisms to survive while they attempt to survive using the same limited resources is called __________ competition
When the prey population goes up the predator population would go ___________ up
Which biome would have many months with little to no rain and temperatures around 86 degrees desert
If all energy can be traced back to the sun, than in order for the snake to get energy from the sun it must..... eat an animal that eats a plant or other producer
What is are abiotic factors in an ecosystem? living things
The cookoo bird lays its eggs in another birds nest. When the baby hatches it pushes all the other eggs out of the nest. How does this impact ecosystem? It is parasitism. This increases the chances that the cookoo bird will survive and possibly decrease the population of another bird.
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