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eat both plants and animals
carnivores
omnivores
detritivores
herbivores
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biosphere
biomes
portion of Earth that supports life
biology
biotic factors
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which is an example of an autotroph?
fungi
green plant
tiger
lion
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process that is the reverse of photosynthesis
respiration
evaporation
condensation
transpiration
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which organism captures atmospheric nitrogen for the process of nitrogen fixation?
bacteria
fungi
plants
animals
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which is not a phase of water
gas
melting
solid
liquid
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one organism benefits & the other organism is not harmed
commensalism
autotrophism
mutualism
parasitism
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air, water, soil, sun, rainfall, rocks, temperature
abiotic factors
symbiosis
predation
biotic factors
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the exchange of matter through the biosphere
life cycle
water cycle
biogeochemical cycle
carbon cycle
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animal urine and decomposition of dead animals
ways nitrogen is returned to the air
form of respiration
ways nitrogen is returned to the ground
carbon is released
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each step in a food chain
triangle
ladder
trophic level
web
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Which is not a type of symbiosis?
commensalism
studyism
parasitism
mutualism
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organism that pursues another organism
biomes
predator
prey
predation
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which is not a omnivore?
mockingbird
grasshopper
human
bear
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which one is a herbivore?
bear
cow
lion
worm
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example of an detritivore
dogs
snakes
worms and aquatic insects
hawks
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get energy by consuming others
heterotroph
plant
niche
autotroph
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Which is not a carnivore?
wolves
lion
cow
lynxes
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evaporation, condensation, transpiration
ways that animals get energy
ways water gets into atmosphe
ways that plants grow
ways we learn
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Which of the following is not a biotic factor
plants
animals
fungi
soil
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scientist that studies ecology
biologist
ecologist
Mr. Manning
Mr. Risvedt
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organism that is pursued
predator
predation
prey
competition
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which is not a level of organization?
organism
biosphere
niche
population
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organisms recycle what back into the air during respiration?
oxygen
nitrogen
food
carbon dioxide
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rain, snow, sleet
types of precipitations
types of atmospheres
types of animals
types of cities
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model representing interconnected food chains and how energy flows through a group of organisms
map
food web
habitat
biosphere
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autotroph
eat only meat
get their energy from the sunlight
eat only plants
get their energy by eating others
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close relationship that exists when 2 or more species live together
competition
prey
symbiosis
organiztion
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organisms live closely together and benefit from each other
autotrophism
parasitism
mutualism
commensalism
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the total mass of living matter at each trophic level
nutrients
biomass
energy
matter
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what do organism need to sustain life and undergo life processes?
matter
biomass
a niche
nutrients
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all living things are composed of?
carbon
bones
calcium
air
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living things
abiotic factors
biotic factors
prey
habitats
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herbivore
eat plants and animals
eat only fruit
eat only meat
eat only plants
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detritivores
heterotrophs
eat animals
consumers
eat fragments of dead matter
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one organism benefits at the expense of another organism
parasitism
mutualism
autotrophism
commensalism
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herbivores, carnivores, omnivores,& detritivores
autotrophs
heterotrophs
symbiosis
mutualism
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eat only meat
carnivores
detritivores
herbivores
omnivores
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what are biomes?
role or job in a community
using resources
organization of people
large group of ecosystems that share the same climate
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when more than one organism uses a resource at the same time
predation
habitat
organization
competition
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What cycle is pictured?
Soil
Nitrogen
Water
Carbon
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study of the relationships among living organisms & their interactions with their environments
abiotic
herbivore
ecology
food web
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the first level in a food chain are what?
autotrophs
animals
dead things
heterotrophs
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area where an organism lives
niche
ecology
competition
habitat