Populations
This is a realistic graphical representation of population growth in an ecosystem.
What is an s-curve?
Units for population rates.
What is the "insert organism"/"time"
What is grazing?
The specific ecological role of a capybara that enjoys eating grass and water plants.
What is an herbivore?
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Levels of Ecological Organization.
What is individual, population, community, ecosystem, biome, and biosphere?
These are positive growth rates. These are negative.
What is birth rate and immigration rate? What is death rate and emigration rate?
In this principle a less fit population either adapts or goes extinct.
What is the competition exclusion principle?
The specific ecological role of an millipede that is feeding off of a dead deer.
What is a decomposer?
Ms. York has this type of dog.
What is a golden retriever?
Types and descriptions of population dispersion?
What is uniform - even spacing? What is random - uneven spacing? What is clustered - groups clumped together?
The total growth rate is negative. This is happening to the population.
What is dying out?
In this specific type of ecological interaction a palm tree and a cactus both need sunlight to survive but there is limited space.
What is interspecific competition?
What is an omnivore?
Ms. York traveled to her previous job using this mode of transportation.
What is riding a bike?
The population density of 25 mosquitos living in a 1m by 1m area of grass.
What is 25 mosquitos/m2?
This is the amount of organisms that an area can support.
What is carrying capacity?
This specific type of ecological interaction a buffalo that is grazing in a field will stir up bugs in the grass, birds near the buffalo will eat these bugs.
What is commensalism?
The process that organisms which are eaten by herbivores use to make glucose.
What is photosynthesis.
What is 38?
Level of organizations which do not include abiotic factors.
What is individual and community?
10 crocodiles live in the Nile River. 5 crocodiles are in born in one month. 3 crocodiles die in that same month. 4 crocodiles emigrate. 2 crocodiles immigrate. The growth rate of this population during this month.
What is 0 crocodiles/month?
This specific type of ecological interaction occurs when a prey is harmed but not killed right away by the predator. This interaction falls into these two broader categories.
What is parasitism? What is predation and symbiosis?
The reactants for the process from Roles-400 come from these places.
What is decomposers (CO2)? What is the water cycle (H2O)?
Ms. York speaks these three languages.
What is English, Russian, and Lithuanian?