UNIT I ECOLOGY INTRODUCTION Flashcards

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derived from “oikos” (greek) + “logus” (latin)

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oekologie

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the study of nature’s household

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oekologie

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3
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the study of plants, animals, microorganisms their relationship with each other and with their physical environment

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Ernst Haeckel

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4
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study of nature

physical, chemical. and biological processes of our environment and how theses processes operate as a system

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ecology

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5
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study of the relationship of organisms with their environment

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ecology

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6
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includes man as biological species

utilize matter and energy from the natural world and use them to live

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organisms

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7
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engage in biological processes to sustain life

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organisms

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8
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metabolism, growth, reproduction, migration

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biological processes

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9
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consists of all factors and phenomena outside of the organism that influences its survival and reproduction

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environment

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10
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include temperature, moisture, soil, water, chemical elements

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physico-chemical environment

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11
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factors interact with influence life of organisms

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physico-chemical environment

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12
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influence of one organism on another

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biotic environment

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13
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shapes the organism and its life-support system

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environment

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14
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all interactions, positive and negative, with the physical environment and the members of other species and individual of the same species

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relationship

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15
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interdependent parts that make up a whole

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system

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16
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environmental conservation
resource allocation
energy conservation
natural resource management

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importance and relevance of ecology

17
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“decade of environment”

18
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“Earth Day”

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April 22, 1970

19
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the organisms natural habitat

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ecologist’s laboratory

20
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autecology

synecology

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subdivisions of ecology

21
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study of individuals or population of a single species and their relationship to their environment

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autecology

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the structure and development of entire ecological communities and the interrelationships of the plants and animals within them

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synecology

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deals with how behavior contributes to the survivorship, reproduction and population growth of species

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behavioral ecology

24
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factors that affect population growth and determine population size

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population ecology

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group of individuals of a single species, all of the members of which can interbreed
population
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focus on diversity and what influences the number of species in an area
community ecology
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examines nutrient availability and energy flow
ecosystem ecology