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ecosystems

TermDefinition
change when something becomes different over time
competition when two or more populations use the same resource such a as the same food
consumer population (heterotrophs) a poplulation that eats organisims from anouther population
Ecologist a scientist who studies the interaction with each other and their envierment
ecosystem all the living thing and nonliving things interacting in a particular area
'energy the ability to make things move or change
energy storage molecule (glucose) a molecule that organisms can use to release the energy they need to survive
food web a model that shows what eats what in an ecosystem
indirect effect the result of one cause leading to an effect that causes one or more other effects
organisims living things, such as plants, animals, and bactiria
population a group of the same type of organisim living in the same area
reproduction the process of creating offspring
resource population a population that is eaten by organisims from anouther population
stability when something stays mostly the same over time
producer population (autorophs) a population that is able to make their own food through photosynthesis
decomposer an organisim that is able to break down other organismis waste
parasitism interaction in which one organism benefits and the other is harmed
mutualism interaction between 2 organisims where they both benefit
commensalism interaction in which one organisim benefits, and the other is not impacted
abiotic not living parts of the environment
biotic living parts of the environment
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