Ecosystems Components
Types of Ecosystems
Water Ecosystems
Energy & Feeding Relationships
Population & Interactions
100

Nonliving parts of an ecosystem such as sunlight, water and air.

Abiotic

100

A large region with similar climate, plants, and animals.

Biome

100

A place where freshwater and saltwater mix.

Estuary

100

A sequence showing how energy moves from one organism to another.

Food chain

100

Harmful substances introduced into the environment.

Pollution

200

Living parts of an ecosystem.

Biotic

200

Land-based environments. 

Terrestrial
200

A coastal wetland flooded with saltwater.

Salt marsh

200

A network of many interconnected food chains.

Food web

200

A trait that helps an organism survive.

Adaptation

300

All living and nonliving things interacting in an area.

Ecosystem

300

Water-based environments.

Aquatic

300

Small bodies of still freshwater.

Ponds

300

An organism that makes its own food.

Producer

300
The role or job of an organism in its environment.

Niche

400

All living thing.

Organism

400

Large flowing bodies of freshwater.

Rivers

400

An organism that eats other organism.

Consumer

400

When one organism relies on another.

Dependence

500

Small flowing bodies of freshwater.

Streams

500

An organism that breaks down dead matter.

Decomposer

500

When organisms rely on each other. 

Interdependence

M
e
n
u