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Ecology - JC

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any spatial or organizational unit composed of a living and nonliving component where in there is a transfer of materials between the two   ecosystem  
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what are the five groups of living things?   plants, animals, fungi, protista, and moafran  
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what are examples of nonliving things?   H2O, O2, N2, & CO2  
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What are all animal life?   consumers (heterotroph)  
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what do plants do?   take light and energy and make it into glucose  
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what are plants?   producers  
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any spatial or organizational unit composed of a living and nonliving component where in there is a transfer of materials between the two   ecosystem  
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to be able to perpetuate, to keept going   sustainable  
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what are the four components of sustainability?   maintains biodiversity, energy comes from the sun, matter is recycled, consumer populations are kept in check so that overgrazing doesn't occur  
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are human ecosystems sustainable?   no  
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when nature decides what breeds with what   natural selection  
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to breed a creature with certain characteristics   human selection  
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lead to change from exposure from chemicals   genetic mutation  
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the three things that a creature will do when threatened with change   adapt, migrate, perish  
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that area where life exists; 10 miles thick; no living thing can live outside of it   biosphere  
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a systematic approach to answering questions or solving problems   scientific method  
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body of knowledge that explains natural phenomenon and a method for obtaining that knowledge   science  
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any living thing   organism  
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study of organisms and the environment   ecology  
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scientists who study the interactions that occur within the biosphere   ecologists  
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occurs between members of the same species   intraspecies interactions  
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occurs between members of different species   interspecies interactions  
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the study of human interactions with the environment   environmental science  
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information gathered directly through the senses, measurements, or experiments   observation  
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observations that describe something   qualitative data  
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obtained through direct measurements   quantitative data  
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the study of living organisms in their natural setting   fieldwork  
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uses a representative portion of a population to determine a single characteristic of the entire population   sampling  
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proposed solution to the problem or answer to the question   hypothesis  
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one way to test a hypothesis   experimentation  
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a logical explanation based on the data gathered and verified by many others scientists   theory  
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