You eat what?!
Organize This
Biomes
Can't live with them. Can't live without them.
Its a wonderful web we weave.
100
This type of animal eats only plants.
Herbivore
100
A group of interbreeding organisms (species) living in the same area is call this.
A population
100
This biome has the most diversity and is characterized by standing water. It includes organisms such as cattails and alligators.
Wetlands
100
This is a relationship between two or more organisms in the same environment.
Symbiosis
100
When two or more organisms fight for a resource it is called
Competition
200
A lion is an example of this type of animal.
Carnivore
200
This is the study of living things and how they interact with one another.
Ecology
200
This biome is located in high elevations like the Rocky Mountains. The animals here include Big Horn Sheep and Mountain Goats.
The Alpine Tundra
200
This type of symbiosis is characterized by one organism benefiting while the other is harmed by the relationship.
Parasitism
200
All the energy in the world comes from this!
The sun!
300
Bears eat both meat and plants making them a great example of this.
Omnivore
300
A single living this is known as this.
Organism
300
This is where the rivers(freshwater) meets the ocean(saltwater). It can contain animals such as manatees and beluga whales
An estuary
300
The sloth and the algae is an example of this type of symbiosis.
Mutualism (Both Benefit)
300
The organism that eats the plant in a food chain or web is considered the:
The first consumer. (Yes it is an herbivore or Omnivore as well)
400
Plants use photosynthesis to make their own food. Which is why we call them this:
Producers/Autotrophs
400
All the populations that exist in an ecosystem are called this.
A community
400
This biome is where the Lion King takes place. It is characterized by few trees and many grasses. It has lions, tigers, and giraffes.
Tropical grassland or Savannah
400
This type of symbiosis is when one organism benefits and the other isn't harmed but also isn't benefited.
Commensalism. (The shark and the Remora)
400
A relationship where one organism hunts and kills another organism is called this.
A Predator/Prey Relationship
500
Animals that eat other organisms are called this.
Consumers/Heterotrophs
500
Every place on Earth that can support life.
The Biosphere.
500
This biome is characterized by coniferous trees (don't lose their leaves) wolves, moose, and snow!
Taiga or Coniferous Forest
500
What type of symbiosis is the relationship between the crocodile and the African plover?
Mutualism
500
An organism that feeds on a dead organism is called this
A scavenger.
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