SLS Bio11 Ecology (CG)
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| carrying capacity | the amount of organisms a specific area can hold without leading to the decline of organism population
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| Cellular respiration | the process that takes part hand in hand with photosynthesis, using its products to give fuel for other organisms
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| Chemical Equations | the written process in which chemicals interact and go through.
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| climax community | the point where an area can hold two or more species allowing them to live there indefinitely
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| commensalism | a biotic relationship where one of the organisms involves where the other organism is neither harmed or helped
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| Consumer | an organisms that relies off of producers and their products
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| cyclic growth | a pattern population numbers take on when two species depend on each others population to grow and fall
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| decomposer | an organism that lives to break down dead matter in order to return their nutrients back into the soil
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| density dependent factors | a variable that effects the growth of population numbers
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| density independent factors | a variable that has no effect on the rise and fall of population numbers
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| ecological succession | the process an area goes through to evolve by the means of the organisms inhabiting there.
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| energy flow | the amount of energy that gets passed on thorough trophic levels
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| exponential growth | for population numbers to grow extremely quickly and vigorously
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| logistic growth | population pattern that at first resembles exponential growth until it is paralyzed and forced to stop/level out
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| mutualism | a biotic relationship where both the organisms involved benefit from their doings.
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| parasitism | a biotic relationship where one organism benefits and the other is harmed from the actions taken on by one of the organisms
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| photosynthesis | the process which plants/consumers take in sunlight and CO2 to produce oxygen, H2O, and glucose the reactants in cellular respiration.
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| pioneer species | the first species to take inhabitance in a primary succeeded environment Ex.Lichen
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| population | the number of specific species living in a specific area
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| producer | an organism that takes energy from the sun, most basic level of energy flow most commonly found as plants
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| products | matter that comes out of reactions chemical and biotic
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| pyramid of energy flow | the hierarchical flow of energy from producers to all types of consumers
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| reactants | matter that combine and take on different changes to produce products chemical and biotic
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| steady state | the action of an area to be stable in resources, population, and size
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| sysmbiosis | broader way to look at mutualism and the action of mutually benefit organisms in a relationship
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