Terms
General
Growth and Population
Biotic VS Abiotic
RANDOM
100

The science that studies the interactions between organisms and their environment.

What is Ecology?

100

Name 2 biomes we covered

TBD


100

What kind of growth is the human population experiencing

What is exponential growth

100

Rainfall affects dispersal of a population by changing a bend in a river between the population. 

Abiotic 

100

The definition of biodiversity.

What are all the different kinds of life in a given area?

200

This consists of all the organisms in a particular region, along with nonliving components.

What is an ecosystem?

200

How does biodiversity affect sustainability of an ecosystem

Higher Ecosystem diversity leads to higher sustainability

200

Definition of a biotic factor

What is a living factor affecting species abundance and dispersal (disease, predation, prey, etc.)?

200

An ascaris nematode feeds on nutrients in the intestines of a pig. What is the name is this interaction

Biotic (Parasitism) 

200

Two examples of abiotic factors.

1) Soil Type

2) Temperature 

3) Climate 

4)Water 

5)Wind

300

A major grouping of plant and animal communities defined by a dominant vegetation type

What is a biome?

300

What are the 2 types of competition

Intraspecific and Interspecific


300

What is carrying capacity

The number of individuals an ecosystem can support

300

A tiger affects the dispersal of gazelle by consuming newborn young. What is the name of this interaction?

Biotic (Predation) 

300

The loss of living space due to human activity or catastrophic events.

What is habitat loss?

400

Definition of an abiotic factor.

What is a non-living factor affecting species abundance and dispersal (Temperature, Sunlight, Wind, Soil Type, etc)?

400

What is eutrophication

When a system gets over indexed with nutrients

400

The type of growth curve the populations are showing.

What is an S curve

400

An ox-bird eats the parasites of the skin of a cow. What is the name of this interaction?

Biotic (Mutualism) 

400

Which Biome has the highest biodiversity

What is the Tropical Rainforest

500

What is two eyed seeing?

The process of using both Indigenous ways of knowing and Western Science

500

Levels of ecological organization from smallest to largest

What are: organism, population, community, ecosystem, biome, and biosphere?

500

The carrying capacity of Paramecium caudatum.

What is ~140?

500

Worms are unable to live in a certain environment because of the soil type. 

Abiotic 

500

Plants and animals that have migrated to places where they are not native and that are causing problems for native species.

What is an invasive species?

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