-A community interacting with the nonliving parts of its environmen

-All the populations of different species that live in the same place at the same time and interact with others.

-Organisms of one species that live in the same place at the same time and can reproduce.

-All parts of earth where life exists, including air, land and water.

-Nonliving physical features of the environment, including soil, water, temperature, air, light, wind and minerals.

– Living organisms in the environment, such as plants and animals.

– A model used to show how energy from food passes from one organism to another.

– A model used to describe a series of overlapping food chains.

– a model used to describe the transfer of energy through a community.

– The role of an organism in an ecosystem.

– Any biotic or abiotic factor that restricts the number of individuals in a population.

– The largest number of individuals that an environment can support and maintain over time.

– The animal that catches and eats other animals.

– The animal being eaten by the predator.

– A close relationship between two organisms that live together.

– A symbiotic relationship that benefits both partners.

– A symbiotic relationship that benefits one partner but not the other, no harm.

– A symbiotic relationship that benefits the parasite but harms the parasite’s partner.

– Organisms that make their own food.

– Organisms that must acquire their food.

– Organisms that only eat plants.

– Organisms that only eat meat.

– Organisms that eat plants and meats.

– Organisms that eat animals killed by other animals.

– Organisms that break down dead plant and animal material and return it to the soil.

– The continuous movement of water in the biosphere through evaporation, condensation, precipitation.

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Ecosystem

Term	Definition
Ecosystem	-A community interacting with the nonliving parts of its environmen
Community	-All the populations of different species that live in the same place at the same time and interact with others.
Population	-Organisms of one species that live in the same place at the same time and can reproduce.
Biosphere	-All parts of earth where life exists, including air, land and water.
Abiotic factor	-Nonliving physical features of the environment, including soil, water, temperature, air, light, wind and minerals.
Biotic factor	– Living organisms in the environment, such as plants and animals.
Food chain	– A model used to show how energy from food passes from one organism to another.
Food web	– A model used to describe a series of overlapping food chains.
Ecological pyramid	– a model used to describe the transfer of energy through a community.
Niche	– The role of an organism in an ecosystem.
Limiting factor	– Any biotic or abiotic factor that restricts the number of individuals in a population.
Carrying capacity	– The largest number of individuals that an environment can support and maintain over time.
Predator	– The animal that catches and eats other animals.
Prey	– The animal being eaten by the predator.
Symbiosis	– A close relationship between two organisms that live together.
Mutualism	– A symbiotic relationship that benefits both partners.
Commensalism	– A symbiotic relationship that benefits one partner but not the other, no harm.
Parasitism	– A symbiotic relationship that benefits the parasite but harms the parasite’s partner.
Producer	– Organisms that make their own food.
Consumer	– Organisms that must acquire their food.
Herbivore	– Organisms that only eat plants.
Carnivore	– Organisms that only eat meat.
Omnivore	– Organisms that eat plants and meats.
Scavenger	– Organisms that eat animals killed by other animals.
Decomposer	– Organisms that break down dead plant and animal material and return it to the soil.
Water cycle	– The continuous movement of water in the biosphere through evaporation, condensation, precipitation.

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