VOCABULARY
COMPARE & CONTRAST
ECOLOGY
SUCCESSIONS
HETEROTROPHS
100
the preying of one animal on others
What is predation
100
mutualism=both benefit parasitism=one harmed another benefit
What is the difference between parasitism and mutualism
100
the relations of organisms to one another and to their physical surrounding
What is ecology
100
BEGINS IN A PLACE WITHOUT ANY SOIL
What is PRIMARY SUCCESSION
100
ONLY EATS PLANTS
What is HERBIVORES
200
when two organisms fight for resources
What is competition
200
abiotic = nonliving and biotic = living
What is the difference between abiotic and biotic
200
living factors in an ecosystem
What is a biotic factor
200
Can be primary or secondary
What is ecological succession
200
EAT ONLY ANIMALS
What is CARNIVORES
300
when both organisms benefits from each other
What is mutualism
300
ecology = the study of the environment biology= the study of life
What is the difference between biology an ecology
300
the sun
What is an example of an abiotic factor
300
Begins in a place that already has soil and was once the home of living organisms
What is secondary succession
300
EAT BOTH PLANT AND ANIMALS
What is A OMNIVORE
400
when two organisms are in a symbiotic relationships because they cant survive without each other
What is symbiosis
400
both show to flow of energy
What is compare food web and food chain
400
the use of light energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into carbohydrates
What is photosynthesis
400
what is the end result of the succession process
What is climax community
400
organisms that rely on other organisms for their energy and food supply
What is a heterotrophic organisms
500
when the parasite benefits and the host is harmed
What is parasitism
500
logistic growth= decreases in population exponential growth= increases in population
What is the difference of logistic growth and exponential growth
500
population, community, ecosystem
What is 3 different types of ecology
500
lichens and mosses
What is the two pioneer species
500
consumers
What is another name for heterotrophs
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