unit 7 Flashcards

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ecology

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the study of the relationship between 2 organisms and an organism and its enviorment

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Characteristics of Life

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be composed of one or more cells

contain either dna or rna as their genetic material

be capable or growth

be capable of reproduction

demonstrate the ability to respond to outside stimuli

as a popul. be able to adapt to the environment and evolve

have metabolism

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reproduction can be what and define

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sexual: 2 parents produce genetically unique offspring together

asexual: 1 parent produces genetically identical offspring

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stimulus

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a change in an organism’s environment (change)
how an organism reacts to a change in its environment (effect)

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Metabolism

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all of the chemical reactions of each cell in an organism that provides energy for life’s processes and create key molecules

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venn diagram on photosynthesis. vs. chemosynthesis

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photo: source of energy from sun
Chemosynthesis: source of energy is chemicals
Middle: use non-living sources for energy

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Organism

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individual member of a species are population example one deer

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Population

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multiple organisms of the same species living together

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Community

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multiple populations of different species living together

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Ecosystem

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Community plus all the abiotic factors in the environment

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Biome

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multiple ecosystems that share similar characteristics but are located in different parts of the planet

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Biosphere

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the zone of life on Earth encompassing all of the Earth’s ecosystems

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Biodiversity

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the variety of organisms considered all levels from populations to ecosystems

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binomial nomenclature

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to name naming system that names organisms after their genus species

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abiotic

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non-living

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Biotic

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living

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Producers

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autotrophs

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autotrophs

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Producers

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Where and when do producers get their energy from?

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from non-living sources most capture energy during photosynthesis to make simple sugars

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Consumers

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heterotrophs

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heterotrophs

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Consumers

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where do heterotrophs get their energy from

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living or once living organisms

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Consumers eat other organisms to get energy then they break what and why

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Macromolecules inside of them to release ATP in cellular respiration

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Herbivores

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Eat only vegetation

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Omnivores

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eat meat and vegetation

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Carnivores

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eat only meat

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detritivores

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eat dead materials

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Food chain

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traces a single flow of energy and show trophic levels which are the levels of nourishment in the food chain

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Rule of 10

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as energy flows from organism to organism the energy is used for metabolism or converted to heat

because of this the next organism on a food chain only receives 10% of the energy
obtained in the previous level thus the other 90% is used or lost as heat

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energy flow name wise

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producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, tertiary consumers

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food web

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shows multiple food chains at once and how they interconnect

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Trophic pyramids

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models that show how energy flows through an ecosystem

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energy pyramid

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represents the energy available at each traffic level, levels always get smaller as you go up the pyramid

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Numbers pyramid

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represents the number of organisms at each trophic level since energy decreases as you go up the pyramid, fewer organisms can be supported

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Biomass pyramid

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represents the total mass of living organic material of each trophic level