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Ecosystem Vocabulary

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Habitat   the place where an organism usually lives  
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biome   a large region made up of similar ecosystems  
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Community   all the populations in a shared living space  
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biotic   the living things in an ecosystem, such as insects, animals and plants  
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abiotic   the non-living things in an ecosystem, such as water, soil and sunlight  
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Species   a group of closely related organisms that can produce offspring  
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predator   an organism that hunts for food  
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prey   an animal that is hunted and eaten for food  
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omnivore   an organism that eats plants and meat  
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carnivore   an organism that eats only meat  
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herbivore   an organism that eats only plants  
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food chain   a chart that shows energy transfer between a producer & consumers  
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producer   an organism like a plant that makes its own energy  
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consumer   a living thing that cannot make its own food  
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primary consumer   an organism that only eats plants  
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competition   the struggle among living things for resources  
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decomposer   an organism that gets energy by breaking down the remains of other organisms.  
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