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Ch 19 Ecology

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The study of ineractions between orginisms and the living and nonliving componets of their envoronment. Ecology
The mechanism that insulates Earth from the deep freeze of space. Greenhouse effect
The thin volume of earth and its atmosphere that supports life. Biosphere
This includes all of the organisms and the nonliving environment found in a particular place Ecosystem
All the interacting organisms living in an area. Community
This includes all the members of a species that live in one place at one time Population
The physical area in which an organism lives Habitat
Living components of the environment Biotic factors
The physical and chemical characteristics of the environment. Abiotic factors
A graph of an organism's tolerance to a range of an environmental variable Tolerance curve
The process of an organism's adjustment to an abiotic factor Acclimation
Organisms that do not regulate their internal conditions. Conformers
Organisms that use energy to control some of their internal conditions Regulators
A state of decreased metabolism Dormancy
Energy and materials the species needs Resources
The way of life of a species Niche
the range of conditions that a species can potentially tolerateand the range of recources it can potentially use. Fundamental Niche
species with broad niches; they can tolerate a range of conditionsand use a variety of recources. Generalist
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