ENERGY FLOW 1
ENERGY FLOW 2
ENERGY FLOW 3
ENERGY FLOW 4
ENERGY FLOW 5
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The process in which a producer takes in carbon dioxide to turn into oxygen and glucose

PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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An organism that creates it's food usually from sunlight
PRODUCER
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An organism that only eats plants
HERBIVORE
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An organism that eats both plants and animals
OMNIVORE
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The process that turns sugars like glucose into usable energy called ATP

CELLULAR RESPIRATION

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A more complex series of food chains in a ecosystem
FOOD WEB
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An organism that only eats meat
CARNIVORE
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Trying to stay alive long enough to reproduce
SURVIVAL
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 An orderly change of species in a community over time

SUCCESSION

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A cycle that involves condensation,evaporation, and precipitation( rain, snow, sleet, and hail)
WATER CYCLE
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A specific level of an energy pyramid
TROPHIC LEVEL
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An organism that releases nutrients back to the soil by breaking down dead organisms.
DECOMPOSER
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How energy is transfered from organism to organism in an ecosystem
ENERGY FLOW
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All the biotic and abiotic factors in specific area

ECOSYSTEM

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A relationship between 2 animals where one benefits and the other is harmed

PARASITISM

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Interaction in which one organism benefits and the other is harmed

PARASITISM

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When carbon moves between the atmosphere and organism
CARBON CYCLE
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Oil & Coal are examples of ................
NONRENEWABLE RESOURCES
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An organism that eats BOTH plants and animals
CONSUMER
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When nitrogen is moved throughout an ecosystem
NITROGEN CYCLE
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transfer of energy- SUN+PRODUCER+CONSUMER=DECOMPOSER This is an example of a............
FOOD CHAIN
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An association between organisms of two different species in which each member benefits

MUTUALISM

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What is one way that carbon goes back into the atmosphere.

COMBUSTION, DECOMPOSITION, OR CELLULAR RESPIRATION

500

A graphic that shows the amount of energy in a food web

ENERGY PYRAMID
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The first step of cellular respiration where glucose is broken down into smaller molecules

GLYCOLYSIS

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