Life has it
Consumers
Representations
limits
Partners
100
the living parts of the environment
What is biotic
100
organisms that eat only plant material
What are herbivores
100
a straight line representation of the flow of energy
What is a food chain
100
these factors limit what lives in an area and include rocks, water, and temperature
What are abiotic factors
100
the opposite of abiotic (nonliving)
What is biotic (living)
200
the nonliving parts of the environment
What is abiotic
200
organisms that eat only meat
What are carnivores
200
a complex interconnection of feeding relationships
What is a food web
200
when abiotic factors take affect
What are limiting factors
200
autotrophs are organisms that make their own food, what is the opposite
What are heterotrophs
300
the living earth
What is biosphere
300
organisms that eat both plants and animals
What omnivores
300
a diagram showing producers, consumers, and decomposers as well as the change in biomass
What is an energy pyramid?
300
when the host is not available this limits what
What is the predator
300
a combination of interconnecting food chains
What is a food web
400
the variety of species in an area
What is biodiversity
400
organisms that hunt, attack and eat other living organisms
What is a predator
400
represented by a rock, water, or temperature
What are abiotic factors
400
carrying capacity are controled by these
What is limiting factors
400
consumers are organisms that obtain their food, the opposite __________ make their own food
What are producers
500
the process by which one living community is replace by another
What is ecological succession
500
an organism (usually a bacterium or funfus) that consumes dead organsims and organic waste
What are decomposers
500
a tick or flea on a dog
What is a parasite
500
Earn 500 points without answering a science question or the center of a bingo card
What is free
500
the beginning of all food chains is the sun and the end of all food chains are _____________
What are decomposers
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