Barnacles living on wales is an example of this relationship
What is commensalism (type of symbiosis)?
Autotrophs
What are producers / organisms in 1st trophic level?
Two factors present in every ecosystem that affect organisms
What are biotic and abiotic factors?
Scientific name for a type of organism
What is its genus & species (binomial nomenclature)?
Taxonomic classification system from least to most specific
What is domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species?
Bees and flowers are an example of this relationship
What is mutualism (type of symbiosis)?
Organisms that eat herbivores
What are secondary consumers / carnivores / organisms in the third trophic level?
In a food web, arrows point away from these
What are organisms that are eaten?
The domain and kingdom of multicellular eukaryotes that are heterotrophic and contain a cell wall
What are Eukarya (domain) and Fungi (kingdom)?
The domain containing prokaryotic organisms that contain peptidoglycan in their cell wall
What are Bacteria?
Lice living on a kindergarten girl's head is an example of this relationship
What is parasitism (type of symbiosis)?
Organisms that eat producers
What are primary consumers / herbivores / organisms in the second trophic level?
These organisms recycle nutrients back into the ecosystem
What are decomposers?
The domain and kingdom of unicellular eukaryotes
What are Eukarya (domain) and Protists (kingdom)?
The domain and kingdom of multicellular eukaryotes that are heterotrophic and do NOT contain a cell wall
What are Eukarya (domain) and Animals (kingdom)?
grass and moss are an example of this relationship
What is competition?
Organisms that eat carnivores
What are tertiary consumers / carnivores / organisms in the fourth trophic level?
This increases an ecosystem's stability and resilience
What is high biodiversity?
The domain and kingdom of multicellular eukaryotes that are autotrophic
What are Eukarya (domain) and Plants (kingdom)?
The domain containing prokaryotic organisms that tend to live in extreme environments and do not contain peptidoglycan in their cell wall
What are Archea?
When this relationship occurs, the populations of 2 species fluctuates in a distinct pattern over time
What is predation?
Don'f fit well into any specific trophic level
What are decomposers?
This occurs to the total usable energy in the ecosystem as it transfers between trophic levels
What is a decrease in usable energy? (90% of energy lost as heat)