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Something that is non-living

Abiotic

100

Shows how energy and nutrients move through an ecosystem.

Food Chain or Energy Flow

100

A relationship between organisms where one benefits and one is harmed.

Parasitism

100

To destroy something completely 

Exirpated

100

When a non-native species is introduced to an ecosystem

Bioinvasion

200

When an organism hunts another organism

Predation

200

When the population of a species is completely wiped out.

Extinct

200

shows the total number of individual organisms at each level in the food chain of an ecosystem

Pyramid of numbers

200

Causes plant's leafs to turn green.

Chlorophyll

200

A group of the same species that live in the same place at the same time.

Population

300

Changes in the body to fit a location

Adaptation

300

An organism that eats only plants.

Herbivore

300

Food + oxygen = chemical energy

Cellular respiration

300

A species that is at risk of extinction

Threatened or endangered

300

When 2 or more different organisms both require the same resource/food.

Competition

400

A relationship in which both organisms benefit.

Mutualism

400

An organism that breaks down dead organisms into the soil.

Decomposer

400

The populations of multiple species in the same place.

Community

400

Eats other organisms but does not hunt them.

Scavenger

400

An organism that a predator hunts

Prey

500

The process performed by a producer

Photosynthesis

500

An organism that creates its own food.

Producer

500

A system of combined food chains

Food web

500

A relationship of which one species benefits and the other is unaffected.

Commensalism

500

An organism of which can reproduce and can have young that can reproduce.

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