Part 1 of 2. Interaction between organisms, their environment & other organisms.
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| ECOLOGY | Study of relationships between living organisms AND their environment.
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| BIOSPHERE | ALL life on Earth
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| BIOME | Ecological community with distinct (specific) climate
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| ORGANISM | An individual that carries out the functions of life
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| POPULATION | All the organisms of the same species in a particular ecosystem
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| COMMUNITY | Organisms of different species which are found in a single ecosystem
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| BIOTIC Ecosystem | Living component organisms in an ecosystem
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| ABIOTIC Ecosystem | The non-living components of an ecosystem.
i.e., such as temperature, sunlight, water, minerals
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| TERRESTRIAL Environment | Community of organisms and their environment that occurs on land (i.e., desert, forest, grasslands)
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| AQUATIC Environment | An ecosystem in a body of water. (i.e., oceans, lakes, rivers)
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| PREDATION | One organism (predator) kills another organism (prey) for food
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| PARASITISM | An organism (parasite) feeds on another organism, known as the host. The parasite benefits at expense of “host” organism. i.e., Fleas or Ticks on a Dog
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| COMPETITION | Two or more species that share similar traits AND require the same resources
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| MUTUALISM | A cooperative relationship between two or more species.
BOTH species mutually benefit
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| COMMENSALISM | One species benefits without doing harm to the other species
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