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Relationships and Interactions of organisms with an ecosystem
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one organism benefits (the parasite) and the other (the host) is harmed
Prey
Predator
Symbiosis
Parasitism
2
The buffalo stirs up insects in the grass and the cowbird eats the insects.
mutualism
commensalism
parasitism
3
Which of the following is an example of an organism interacting with a nonliving thing?
A beaver that cuts down a tree with its teeth
A flower that's pollinated by a bee
A prairie dog that lives beneath the soil
A plant and a fungus growing together as a lichen
4
organisms ranked higher get more resources than organisms ranked lower within a group
Mutualism
Parasitism
Social Hierarchy
Territorial Imperative
5
The study of living thing is
biology
entomology
ecology
ornithology
6
a behavior shown by organisms or populations that rely on each other for basic needs
Mutualism
Migration
Niche
Interdependence
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A flea feeds on a mouse's blood and harms the mouse.
commensalism
parasitism
mutualism
8
The study of interactions between organisms and organisms and their environment is called
botany
field biologist
ecology
biology
9
A relationship between two different species that usually involves food or energy; three types
cooperative relationship
predator-prey
symbiosis
competition
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Which demonstrates cooperation within an ecosystem?
several wolves killing a moose for food
plants growing in a garden
hummingbirds pollinating trumpet flowers
11
animals protecting their territory they maintain their food and other resources found within
Territorial Imperative
Parasitism
Social Hierarchy
Mutualism
12
hunts, captures, and kills other animals for food; often work together and raise their young
Predator
Symbiosis
Prey
Parasitism
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relationship between 2 or more organisms of different species when they live and work together
Prey
Parasitism
Symbiosis
Predator
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the role an organism fills in an ecosystem (producer, consumer, etc.)
Mutualism
Niche
Interdependence
Migration
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an organism taken for food by a predator; the victim of a predator
Prey
Predator
Symbiosis
Parasitism
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one organism benefits and the other organism is not affected in any way
Commensalism
Cooperation
Competition
Herding
17
What best describes the role of an organism in its environment?
competition
habitat
ecosystem
niche
18
Which of these environments would have the most biodiversity
Your yard
This school
A lake
A farm
19
Oxpeckers eat the ticks found on a rhinoceros. The rhino gets clean!
mutualism
commensalism
parasitism
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a relationship in which both organisms benefit
Migration
Interdependence
Niche
Mutualism
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when members of the same population work with each other to meet their basic needs
Commensalism
Competition
Cooperation
Herding
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When predators are consumers that hunt and eat other organisms called prey this is called
symbiosis
predator-prey
cooperation
23
behavior exhibited by animals like birds where they maintain a specific area in which to live
Parasitism
Mutualism
Social Hierarchy
Territorial Imperative
24
Which of the following would be a certain cause for a population change?
The loss of an individual organism
A rain storm
An adult organism is unable to breed
A change in temperature over time
25
an instinctive, seasonal behavior to fly to warmer climates in winter and return home in spring
Interdependence
Mutualism
Migration
Niche
26
members of the same population move together for food and to protect themselves from predators
Competition
Commensalism
Cooperation
Herding
27
How are populations unique?
populations consist only of animals
populations consist of one species
populations consist of many species
populations can consists of plants and fungi
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A living thing is called an...
energy
organism
ecology
interaction
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Interactions occur...
for survival of an organism
between organisms and their environment
all of these are correct
between many organisms
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struggles with other members of the same population for basic needs, mates and territory
Herding
Competition
Commensalism
Cooperation
