Symbiosis
Organizational Hierarchy
Macromolecules
Notes from August
Consumers
100

3 relationships

How many types of symbiotic relationships are there?

100

An individual that carries out a life process

What is an organism?

100

Organic compounds made of amino acids

Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen


Proteins

100

have cells, grow and develop, use energy, reproduce

How do we define life?

100

consumes other animals

What is a carnivore? 

200

One species benefits and the other is indifferent

What is commensalism

200

All the same species in a specific area

What is population?

200

named after the nucleus of a cell

carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, and phospherus

Nucleic Acids

200

make their own food from the sun and/or inorganic materials

What is a producer?

200

eats plants

What is a herbivore?

300

Both species benefit

What is mutualism?

300

all different species in an ecosystem 

Community

300

Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

Carbohydrates

300

requires other organisms for energy 

What is a consumer?

300

eats producers and consumers (plants and animals)

What is an Omnivore?

400

One species benefits and the other is harmed

What is parasitism?

400

all biotic and abiotic factors in a specific area

Ecosystem 

400

Fat

Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen

Lipids
400

90%

How much energy is lost between trophic levels? 

400

breaks down dead organisms

recycles nutrients

What is a decomposer?

500

all ecosystems 

Biosphere

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