Ecology Flashcards

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Study of organisms and their interactions with their environment and other organisms.

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Ecology

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2
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Nonliving parts.

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Abiotic

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3
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Living parts.

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Biotic

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4
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Individual within a species.

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Organism

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5
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All members of the same species in an area.

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Population

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6
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Several populations living and interacting in an area.

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Community

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7
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Community plus abiotic factors.

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Ecosystem

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8
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Many similar ecosystems within a large area.

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Biome

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9
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All biomes of the entire world.

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Biosphere

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10
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An organism that makes its own food (usually from photosynthesis), is the lowest on the energy pyramid, and receives the most energy.

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Producer

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11
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An organism that eats plants to get energy, is the second lowest on the energy pyramid, and receives the second most amount of energy.

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Primary Consumer

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12
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An organism that eats plants and/or other animals to get energy, is the second highest on the energy pyramid, and receives the second least amount of energy.

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Secondary Consumer

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13
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An organism that eats mainly other animals (and sometimes plants) to get energy, is the highest on the energy pyramid, and receives the least amount of energy.

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Tertiary Consumer

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14
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A diagram to show how energy is transferred from one organism to the next and to show how much is transferred from one organism to the next organism.

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Energy Pyramid

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15
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Level of energy within the energy pyramid.

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Trophic Level

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16
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All of the mass of living things in the world/area… the bodies.

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Biomass

17
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Rule that states that about only 10% of the energy in an organism is transferred to the organism that eats it (only about 10% available for the next organism).

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10% Rule

18
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Process of harnessing energy from the sun to make sugar.

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Photosynthesis

19
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Process of breaking down sugars to gain energy (oxygen helps break it down!).

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Cell Respiration