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Abiotic Factors
Biotic VS Abiotic
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The science that studies the interactions between organisms and their environment.

What is Ecology?

100

A honey bee colony typically consists of three kinds of adult bees:

workers, drones, and a queen

100

Define an abiotic factor.

A non-living factor affecting species abundance and dispersal (Temperature, Sunlight, Wind, Soil Type, etc) 

100

Rainfall affects dispersal of a population by changing a bend in a river between the population. 

Abiotic 

100

Capital City of Turkey

Ankara

200

This consists of all the organisms in a particular region, along with nonliving components.

What is an ecosystem?

200

Explain the round dance

A round dance is the communicative behaviour of a foraging honey bee (Apis mellifera), in which she moves on the comb in close circles, alternating right and then left.

200

Which determines broad species distributions: climate or weather?

CLIMATE

Weather, because it is short term, is more likely to impact an individual organism rather than the entire population. 

200

An ascaris nematode feeds on nutrients in the intestines of a pig. 

Biotic (Predation) 

200

What other fields can ecology be linked to?

Genetics, physiology, behavior, paleontology, evolutionary biology

300

A major groupings of plant and animal communities defined by a dominant vegetation type is known as a what?

Biome

300

Explain waggle dance

Waggle dance is a term used in beekeeping and ethology for a particular figure-eight dance of the honey bee.

300

Solar radiation (increases/decreases) with increasing latitude?

Because of the tilt of the Earth, the most direct sunlight will hit at the equator. The farther away a spot on the Earth is from the equator, the less solar radiation it will receive. 

300

A tiger affects the dispersal of gazelle by consuming newborn young. 

Biotic (Predation) 

300

Living factors that affect species abundance and dispersal is known as a...?

Biotic Factor


400

Define symbiotic relationships

Mutualism, commensalism, parasitism

400

Why are bees important?

Fertilization, crops, etc.

400

How do Earth's orbit and tilt create seasons?

Because of the change in solar radiation with each latitude due to tilt of the Earth, as the Earth rotates around the sun, different areas of the world are hit with varying levels of solar radiation throughout the year, thus creating "seasons." (See Lecture 24 slide 9) 

400

An ox-bird eats the parasites of the skin of a cow. 

Biotic (Mutualism) 

400

How is ecology different from environmentalism?

Environmentalism is advocacy focused on conservation and preservation of life on Earth whereas ecology provides scientific understanding of living things and their environments. 

500

What is the difference between climate and weather?

Climate: The prevailing long-term weather conditions found in an area. 

Weather: Specific short-term atmospheric conditions of temperature, precipitation, sunlight, and wind. 

500

What is the scietific name of the honey bee?

Apis mellifera.

500

Give five examples of an abiotic factor.

1) Soil Type

2) Temperature 

3) Climate 

4)Water 

5)Wind

500

Worms are unable to living in a certain environment because of the soil type. 

Abiotic 

500

What is an introduced species?

Species brought into regions by human actions either intentionally or unintentionally. 

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