Biomes
Ecology
Food Pyramid
Graphing
Factors
100
We live in these biomes.
What are deciduous and taiga?
100
study of living things and their interactions
What is ecology?
100
Makes its own food.
What is a autotroph?
100
Variable scientist is IN charge of
What is the independent variable?
100
Nonliving factors of an environment.
What are Abiotic factors?
200
Prairie, savanna and grassland is this biome.
What is grassland?
200
Relationship that has a + (positive) effect on both organisms.
What is mutualism?
200
Has to eat other organisms for energy.
What is heterotroph?
200
Variable that depends on the other
What is dependent variable?
200
Living factors of an environment.
What are biotic factors?
300
Coldest, driest biome where polar bears could live.
What is Tundra?
300
Relationship that has a + (positive) effect on one and a - (negative) effect on the other.
What is parasitism?
300
Eats plants
What is a herbivore?
300
Group that has nothing done to it
What is Control Group?
300
Examples of abiotic factors.
What are temperature, sunlight, water, soil conditions?
400
Has lots of rain, canopy, large trees, warm
What is tropical rain forest?
400
Relationship that has a + (positive) effect on one organism and no effect on the other.
What is commensalism?
400
Eats meat
What is a carnivore?
400
In order to get all 6 points on a graph you need to have the following:
What are side labels, units, title, points and a line.
400
Examples of biotic factors.
What are plants, animals and other organisms?
500
Dry, little rain, cactus
What is desert?
500
List the levels (in order) of organization in ecology. (There are 5 and start with smallest to largest).
What is organism, population, community, ecosystem, biosphere?
500
List in order the types of consumers from your pyramid. (HINT: there are 4).
What are producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer and tertiary consumer?
500
Amount a graph goes up...aka rise over run.
What is slope?
500
An organisms habitat and it's job in the habitat
What is a niche?
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