Abiotic/Biotic
Food Webs
Biomes
Types of Organism Relationships
Name that Relationship!
100
What does abiotic mean?
Not living
100
What is this a diagram of?
Food chain
100
A large community of plants and animals that occupy a distinct region of the world is called a ______________________.
A. microhabitat B. ecology C. biome
Biome
100
When an animal higher on the food chain eats an animal lower on the food chain
Predator/Prey
100
A tic on a dog
parasite/host
200
What does biotic mean?
Living
200
What is an apex predator?
An animal that is at the top of the food web
200
A very small part of the environment that supports a distinct flora and fauna is called a ___________.
Microhabitat
200
A _______________ harms the host
parasite
200
A polar bear hunting for seals for food
predator/prey
300
Carrying capacity is the ______________ amount of organisms that can live in a certain area
largest
300
Energy is the _______________ at the bottom of the energy pyramid.
a. Greatest b. Lowest
greatest
300
Sharks, kelp, and coral live in which biome?
a. alpine b. tundra c. ocean
c. ocean
300
A relationship where both species benefit from their interaction with each other
Mutualism
300
Ants protecting acacia trees from herbivores, while the trees provide food and shelter for the ants
Mutualistic
400
These determine the amount of organisms that can live in an area such as food, shelter and water
Limiting factors
400
Food of any kind all begins with the ________________.
sun
400
This biome generally has four seasons.
a. arctic b. temperate deciduous forest
b
400
Why do parasites not want to harm their hosts?
They need them for survival
400
Two plants growing side-by-side needing sunlight and nutrients
Competition
500
What are 2 things that an organism would do if there is a change in their ecosystem?
Move, adapt or die
500
What are 2 things that Barn Owls eat?
Voles, mice and shrews
500
This biome is the most diverse
Rainforest
500
What are 2 ways predators can catch their prey other than being faster than them?
sneaking up on them, working in a group,
500
Sharks, dolphins, and seabirds often eat the same type of fish in ocean ecosystems.
competition