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define population

The number of individuals of one species that inhabit a specific location

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describe primary consumers

autotrophic 

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binomial system of nomenclature (what two names are used)

genus and species 

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what is a biotic factor 

predators, plants, bacteria etc

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primary succession 

creating a ecosystem from scratch (example forming simple soils that grass can grow)

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secondary succession

building ecosystem after natural disaster (presence of soil)

200

what is trophic levels?

starts off as producer, then primary to secondary to teritary consumers.

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types of adaptations?

behavioral, structural and physiological

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symbiotic relationships?

mutualism, commensalism and parasitism

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levels of ecosystems

species, population, community and ecosystem

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gametic prezygotic isolation

gametes are incompatible with eachother

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temporal

species mate at different times

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ecological

two organisms are prevented from mating due to different habitats


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behaioural

species have different breeding behaiviours

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mechanical

species have different features that prohibit cross mating

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define species

organisms that can interbreed to reproduce fertile offspring

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community

group of populations living and interacting in one area

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ecosystem

a community and its abiotic environment

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types of biodiversity

molecular (genetic), population (species), ecosystem

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what is a niche
role of organism in ecosystem/how they survive in environment with others
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scientists have found ways to convert co2 into fuel state the she concept

  • Collaboration and communication – Developing these technologies often requires scientists, engineers, governments, and industries to work together.
  • Development of scientific knowledge – Scientists are continually improving methods for converting COâ‚‚ into fuels as new discoveries and technologies emerge.
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explain how human activity can lead to eutrophication

increased nitrogen in environment from the over use of nitrogen rich fertilizers, nitrogen collects in water ways allow producers to grow rapidly

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what is jothika

freak

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carbon cycle

photosynthesis, combustion, respiration, decomposition

500

how a diverse ecosystem can arise from the environment left behind

explain primary succession 

pioneer species such as lichen and moss inhabits rocks forming simple soil that allows grass to grow. as soil develops and nutrients start to become available, intermediate species of shrubs and small trees begin to populate the area. after hundreds of year/great amount of time the community reaches a point where populations of plants and animals remain stable and balance exist between and the environment. this is known as a climax community 

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