Characteristics of Life
Ecology
Feeding Relationships
Vocab
Vocab
100

How many characteristics of life are there?

8

100

What is a population?

a group of organisms that produce fertile offspring

100

What are the 3 main types of feeding relationships?

Producer and consumer, predator and prey, parasite and prey

100

What is growth rate?

the rate at which a population in increasing or decreasing

100

what is a birthrate?

the amount of organisms in a population being born in a period of time
200

What is homeostasis?

an organisms ability to maintain relatively stable internal conditions

200

What is a community?

Several interacting populations that inhabit a common environment.

200

What is an example of a producer and consumer?

Grass and rabbits

200

what is a niche?

an organism's job in an ecosystem

200

what is a death rate?

the amount of individuals in a population dying

300
What is the universal genetic code?

DNA

300

What is an ecosystem?

all that organisms that live in a place together with their physical environment

300

What is an example of a parasite and host?

ticks and human

300

what is carrying capacity?

the amount of individuals that the ecosystem can support

300

what is a habitat?

the area an organism lives in

400

What are the eight characteristics of life?

Made up of cells, DNA, Matter and Energy, Growth and Development, Reproduction, Homeostasis, Change Over Time, Response to their environment

400

What is a biome?

a group of ecosystems that share similar climates and typical ecosystems

400

What is an example of a predator and prey?

Fish and eagle

400

what is immigration?

individuals going into a population

400

what is a limiting nutrient?

1 nutrient that limits the growth on an ecosystem based on its availability

500

How many of the characteristics of life must something have to be an organism?

8

500

What is a biosphere?

our entire planet, with all its organisms and physical environment

500

How many types of main feeding relationships are there?

3
500

what is emigration?

individuals exiting a population
500

what is exponential growth?

given enough nutrients an ecosystem could grow forever

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