Ecology Key Terms Flashcards

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Carnivore

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Community

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Consumers

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Decomposers

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Ecological pyramid

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Energy flow diagram

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Environment

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Food chain

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Food web

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Habitat

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Herbivore

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Photosynthesis

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Population

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Primary consumer

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Producers

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Pyramids of biomass

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Pyramids of number

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Quadrat

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Secondary consumer

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Trophic levels

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Ecosystem

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Biodiversity

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An animal that eats meat.
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The populations of all species in an ecosystem.
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Organisms that eat plants or animals.
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Organisms like bacteria and fungi which decay dead material.
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Diagram that represents the relative levels of each organism at a
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particular trophic level. These may be pyramids of biomass or number.
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A flow chart that shows the movement of energy through an ecosystem.
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The non-biological material in an ecosystem
e.g. rocks and water.
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A linear diagram of feeding relationships.
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A series of interacting food chains.
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Where an organism lives.
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An animal that only eats plants.
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A reaction that uses water
carbon dioxide and energy from sunlight to
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make glucose and oxygen.
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All the organisms of a particular species found in an ecosystem at a
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particular time.
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An animal that feeds on producers.
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Green plants that photosynthesise to make food.
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Ecological pyramid which shows the total mass of organisms at each
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trophic level.
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Ecological pyramid which shows the total number of organisms at each
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trophic level.
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A square of plastic
wood or metal that is used to measure samples
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when investigating a population.
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An animal that feeds on a primary consumer.
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The position at which an organism feeds in a food chain. A producer will
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always be at level one.
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All the living and non-living things in a habitat
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the amount of variation shown by organism in an ecosystem. It is a
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measure of both the number of species and the abundance of each
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species.