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Ecology Vocabulary Review
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Individual Population Community Ecosystem Organism Abiotic Biotic
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What is included at the ecosystem level?
All the interacting populations in a specified area
Interactions between the biotic and abiotic factors
One species in a specific area
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What term best describes the pictures below?
abiotic
population
organism
biotic
3
Another name for a consumer that eats other things for energy...
autotroph
heterotroph
plant
cells
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What term best describes the frogs, deer, oak trees AND mushrooms in the picture below?
population
community
ecosystem
abiotic
5
An "individual" refers to _____________.
means living thing
all the interacting populations in a same area
one single organism
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The prefix "bio" means _________.
study of
life
death
two
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What level of the ecosystem describes the living layer of the Earth?
ecosystem
organism
biosphere
species
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Community
One species in a specific area
All the interacting populations in a specific area
The living layer of the Earth
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What term best describes the pictures below?
individual
abiotic
biotic
living
10
What term describes the study of interactions among organisms and their environment?
Life Science
Ecology
<p>Biology</p>
<p>Hydrology</p>
11
What term best describes each SEPARATE picture below?
ecosystem
population
abiotic factors
organism
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What is an organism?
a living thing
a nonliving thing
a population
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Abiotic means...
non-living
dead stuff
living
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What is the meaning of biotic?
Nonliving factors
All the individuals of one kind
Of or related to life; Living things
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What level of organization is the most specific/smallest?
biosphere
organism
ecosystem
community
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What level of organization is the most broad (largest)?
biosphere
ecosystem
community
organism
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What is a population?
Non-living
Interacting living/non-living factors in a specific area
Individuals of the same species in a specified area
