CHAPTER 1 Flashcards

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Are individuals that eat both plant and animal

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Omnivores

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animals that feed on plants and are primary consumers

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Herbivores

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3
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what is the other term for decomposers?

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micro - consumers

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is the scientific study of living organisms ad their relationships with the environment.

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Ecology

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  • are cells that create their own energy and biological materials from inorganic chemicals.
  • are organisms that don’t need to eat because they make their own biological materials and energy.
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Chemo autothrops

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  • are organisms that eat primary consumers for energy.
  • They can either be carnivores or omnivores.
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Secondary consumers

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what is the other term for producers?

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autothrops

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are the living things that shape an ecosystem. Examples of this components include animals, plants, fungi, and bacteria.

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BIOTIC COMPONENT

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These are organisms that make their own food; they are also known as autotrophs .

  • They get energy from chemicals or the sun, and with the help of water, convert that energy into useable energy in the form of sugar, or food.
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PRODUCERS

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What are the Three Types of Consumer?

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  • Primary Consumer
  • Secondary Consumer
  • Tertiary Consumer
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  • is an organism that feeds on primary producers.
  • They are usually herbivores that feed on autotrophic plants, which produce their own food through photosynthesis.
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Primary Consumer

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12
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who and when was the word “ecology” first used?

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Ernst Haeckel in 1866

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It is the field of biology that looks at our environment and what is going on in our environment.

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Ecology

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The biomes together with the aquatic ecosystems of the world are referred to as the:

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biosphere

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  • animals that eat feed on other animals or meat eaters and they comprise the secondary consumers
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Carnivores

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What are the TWO components of the Ecosystem?

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BIOTIC & ABIOTIC COMPONENTS

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Ecosystems are either land-based (________) or water-based (_________).

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land-based ( terrestrial ) or water-based ( aquatic ).

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  • These are organisms (such as bacteria, fungi and other microscopic) animals that derive energy and nutrients from dead and decaying matter and form its sub-system.
  • They are also referred as micro consumers.
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Decomposers

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19
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physical environment within species and between species

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Ecosystem

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20
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consumers that feed on plants and are fed on by other organisms (also known as herbivores, carnivores or omnivores)

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macro consumer

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Organisms in the ecosystem that feed on plants or derive energy from the primary producers

22
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  • is an animal that obtains its nutrition by eating primary consumers and secondary consumers.
  • are carnivorous predators, although they may also be omnivores, which are animals that feed on both meat and plant material.
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tertiary consumers

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Macro consumers are called (________) since they depend on other organisms for their energy needs.

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heterotrophs

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It was coined from the Greek word “Oikos” meaning house and the Latin word “logos” meaning the “study of” – literally means

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“study of nature’s household”.

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t was coined from the Greek word “_______” meaning house and the Latin word “________” meaning the “study of”
Oikos = house study of = study of
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__________ as a social entity is the most important component of the environment as we are capable of effecting change in our environments more than other species can.
Man
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is one of the abiotic factors that determine the kind of plants and animals that exist in an ecosystem.
Temperature
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Plants that grow in dry environments or areas where water is limited area are called?
xerophytes
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- are the effects organisms in a community have on one another. - Individual organisms live together in an ecosystem and depend on one another.
Ecological Interactions
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The ecological of biological interactions are classified into two categories:
Positive Interaction Negative Interaction
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- The ultimate source of energy on earth is the sun. - is transformed into chemical energy by green plants via photosynthesis.
Light
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Plants that grow in water are called?
hydrophytes
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what are the three atmospheric gases that are important to all living organisms?
❖Carbon dioxide ❖ Oxygen ❖ Nitrogen
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Different types of positive population interactions are:
*Mutualism *Commensalism
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one of the component of the ecosystem are the physical and chemical factors that influence the various metabolic and physiological processes of the organism and regulate their functions.
ABIOTIC COMPONENT
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is the ecological interaction in which an individual harms another without obtaining benefit.
Ammensalism
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- plants that grow well under shady conditions or low light
Sciophytes
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Two species interacting with each other with one species benefiting and the other unaffected.
Commensalism
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is the struggle between individuals or different populations for a limited resource
Competition
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Plants that require moderate or average water are called?
mesophytes
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Two species interacting with each other that benefits both species.
Mutualism
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influences the biotic component of the environment in various ways.
Wind
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is where the plants get mineral nutrients and water.
soil
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bigger individual of a species kill and feeds on smaller individual of same species.
Cannibalism
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one species kill and feeds on another species.
Predation
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- Two species interacting while one species benefits and the host species is harmed. - is the organism living on or in the body of another organisms and deriving food form its tissues.
parasitism
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Different types of negative population interactions are:
a. Ammensalism b. Parasitism c. Predation d. Cannibalism e. Competition
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The availability of mineral nutrients and water in a soil is dependent on soil characteristics such as texture, pH, temperature, moisture, decaying matter and organisms present.
Soil
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is essential to the existence of plants and animals. - All living organisms require this in their bodies.
Water
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plants that grow well in full sunlight
Heliophytes