6th Science - Ecology
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Primary Succession | begins in a place that does not have soil, and has never been a home to organisms
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Secondary Succession | begins in a place that already has soil and was once the home of living organisms
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Climax Community | when a community has reached the final stage of ecological succession
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Pioneer Community | first community of organisms to move into a new environment
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Lichen | an important pioneer species- help turn rock into soil by breaking it down using acids it produces
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organism | any living thing
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Population | many organisms of the same species in an ecosystem
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Community | all of the populations in one ecosystem - all producers, consumers and decomposers
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Ecosystem | all the living and non-living things that interact in a particular area.
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Invasive Species | non-native species
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Tadpoles, Trout - What Biome? | Freshwater
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Long severe winters, Conifer Trees, moose - What Biome? | Taiga
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Permanently frozen with lichens and mosses - What Biome? | Tundra
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Adaptation | characteristic of an organism that makes it better able to survive in its environment
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Caumsett State Park - What 2 Biomes? | Deciduous Forest and Freshwater
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Limiting Factors Examples | drought, poachers(hunters), overpopulation, disease, invasive species
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Invasive Species Examples | Asian long-horned beetles and Zebra mussels
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Trees that lose their leaves, Four Seasons - What Biome? | Deciduous Forest
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Hot Humid all year, Percipitation every day, diverse plants - What Biome? | Rainforest
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What is the order that we group all living things from smallest to biggest? | organism, population, community, ecosystem, biome, biosphere
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