Organism Relationships
Energy
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100

Close relationship between species that benefits at least one

What is Symbiotic Relationship or Symbiosis.

100
This is the ultimate source of energy
What is Sun
100
A consumer that eats only plants
What is herbivore.
100
These are the non-living things in an ecosystem.
What is abiotic factor.
100
The food pyramid shows this at the bottom level.
What is producer.
200

A tick feeds on a deer (Prey) the tick is considered

What is Predator. 

200
This is the precent of energy loss as you go up the energy pyramid
What is 10%
200
This is a consumer that eats only meat.
What is a carnivore.
200
These are the living things in an ecosystem.
What is biotic factors.
200
Organisms that obtain energy from feeding on other organisms.
What is consumers.
300

This is the study of the environment

What is Ecology

300
The arrow shows this in a food web
What is the flow of energy.
300

This organism only eats dead organisms.

What is a scavenger or decomposer.

300
The living and non-living factors in an environment.
What is ecosystem.
300

Organisms that make their own food.

What are autotrophs.

400
Relationship where one species benefits and other is neither helped or harmed
What is Commensalism
400
This shows multiple food chains in a system
What is a food web.
400
This organism eats only herbivores (type of consumer).
What is secondary consumer.
400

The process by which species and habitat in an area changes over time after a disturbance.

What is Ecological Succession.

400
Bacteria in your stomach that helps digest food is an example of this symbiotic relationship.
What is mutualism.
500

Interdependent relationship where both species benefit

What is Mutualism.

500

This is a visual/graphic way to show energy moving from bottom to top in an ecosystem


What is a trophic pyramid.

500

Non-flowering plants with "naked" seeds 

What is gymnosperm.

500

Flowering plants that produce seeds inside fruits

What is angiosperm.

500

What four species of trees are the first to come back after glacial retreat?

What are Alder, Cottonwood, Willow, Spruce

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