2nd qtr: Abiotic and Biotic components Flashcards

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1
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The main source of energy on our planet.

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Sunlight

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2
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The non-living conponents of the ecosystem.

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Abiotic Components

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3
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Humans, plants, and animals need ____ to be active.

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heat

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4
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Amount of water vapor in the air.

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Humidity

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5
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One of the agentsbof pollination.

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Wind

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6
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Oxygen is important for animals to carry put respiration.

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Air

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7
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Organisms need to have this to survive.

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Water

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8
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____ provides a host of crucial services for both people and the planet. Soil puts food on our plates, purifies our water, protects is against flooding and conbats drought.

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Soil

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9
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Also known as autotrophs. They are called such because they can produce their own food through photosynthesis.
Ex: plants, flowers, etc.

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Producers

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10
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Also known as heterotrophs. They are called such because they consume food by eating producers or other consumers.

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Consumers

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11
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These consumers directly consume producers.

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Primary consumers

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12
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Consumers are those that eat the secondary consumers (large predators)

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Tertiary consumers

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13
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Ex: Sharks and snakes

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Secondary consumers

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14
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Organisms that depend on decaying matter as their food source.

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Decomposers

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15
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Is a partnership wherein one organism benefits while the other is neither harmed nor benefited.

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Commensalisms

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16
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The interaction between organisms that mutually depend on each other.

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Mutualism

17
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A close relationship between species.

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Symbiosis

18
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Is a relationship in which an organism called a parasite lives on or attaches to another organism called a host for survival.

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Paratism

19
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A relationship in which two or more organisms need the same thing in order to survive.

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Competition

20
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An interaction in which an organism called a predator feeds on another organism called a prey.

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Predation

21
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Interactions of organisms that live apart from each other.

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Non-symbiotic relationship