Unit 5 Notes
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| "living" things in an (or things that were once alive) Ex: plants, animals, bacteria, fungi, protists | Environment
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| "nonliving" things in an environment that life on earth. EX: sunlight, water, soil climate, temp; air, rock, sand, sky clouds,and precipitation | Influence
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| Nonnative are aliens to ecosystems. | Species
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| They are into a new ecosystem either on purpose or by accident. | Brought
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| species usually upset the balance of an ecosystem and threaten the ecosystem's biodiversity. | Nonnative
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| When determining the a nonnative species may have on another ecosystem, you must concider the species' niche. | Impact
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| Some examples of nonnative species in include termites (carried on ships accidentally- destroys wood.) | Louisiana
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| (imported by E.A. McIlhenny, most likely bred for fur - destroy Louisiana vegetation and levees), and kudzu ( a Japanese plant that grows really well in Louisiana and takes over native species.) | Nutria
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| A factor is anything that restricts the number of individual organisms in a population or in a community, and could cause a chain reaction of restrictions. | Limiting
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| Limiting factors could be biotic or abiotic in an ecosystem. | factors
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