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Ecology Notes

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Ecology How organisms interact with their environment. Divided into interactions.
Ecosystem How organisms interact with the biotic and abiotic parts of their habitat
Abiotic Nonliving EX: CO2 cycle, types of soil, rock formation
Biotic Living EX: making food, animal interactions
Ecosystem's four participants Primary producers Consumers Decomposers Detritivores
i) Primary producers The only organisms that capture solar energy and converts it into chemical energy to bring it into food chain EX: photoautotrophs, algae, plankton
ii) Consumers Eats autotrophs and heterotrophs EX: herbivores, carnivores, omnivores (scavengers), parasites
iii) Decomposers Rotting stuff that puts nutrients in soil; benefits primary producers EX: fungi and bacteria
iv) Detritivores Invertebrates that feeds on small organic debris (detritus)
Food chain Linear sequence of who eats whom (arrows indicate energy flow)
Food web Series of connected food chains
Trophic levels Distance from the sun at which organisms feed
Pyramid: ___% of solar energy is used for photosynthesis 1%
Pyramid: __% average of energy transfer to each level 10%
Pyramid: __% of the remaining energy is lost to ___, ___, and ___. 90% Heat, leftover biomass (what's not eaten), waste
First aspect in energy flow through ecosystem Primary productivity
Net productivity Amount of photosynthane left after respiration
Gross productivity Total amount of photosynthane
Created by: jchanto
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