Symbiotic Relationships
Cycles
Food Chains & Webs
Succession
Consequences
General Knowledge
100

A relationship where both species benefit

What is mutualism?

100
Evaporation, condensation and precipitation are all parts of this type of cycle.

What is the water cycle?

100
A line showing how energy flows from one organism to another. 

What is a food chain?

100

A new ecosystem begins to build on new land with no soil

What is primary succession?
100

Outcomes that are not what was intended

What are unintended consequences?

100

The non-living things in an ecosystem

What is abiotic?

200

A relationship where one species benefits but the other is harmed

What is parastism?
200

The process that cause carbon to be exchanged with oxygen. 

What is carbon cycle?

200

Energy is transferred between interconnected food chains through this.

What is a food web?

200
An ecosystem that rebuilds after a natural disaster or human disruption. 

What is secondary succession?

200

One way pollution can lead to unintended consquences

What is harming wildlife, plants or water?

200
A characteristic that helps an organism survive in its environment

What is an adaptation?

300

A relationship where on species is benefited but the other is neither harmed or helped. 

What is commensalism?

300

In the water cycle, plants release water vapor through this process. 

What is transpiration?

300

Organisms that make their own food usually though photosynthesis

What are producers?

300
The breakdown of rocks and organic matter starts the development of this.

What is soil?

300

An organism that is brought in intentionally or accidently that spreads through an ecosystem

What is an invasive species?

300

a group of organisms the can reproduce with one another

What is species?

400

Bees pollinating flowers is an example of which symbiotic relationship

What is mutualism?

400

Carbon dioxide enters the atmosphere through this method. 

What is respiration (breathing) or combustion (machines)?
400

Organisms that eat other organisms

What are consumers?

400
This type of succession occurs on vocanic rock.

What is primary succession?

400
The process by which toxins accumulate in an organism over time

What is bioaccumulation?

400

The different populations living in an area is known as this

What is a community?

500

Barnacles on a whale is an example of this symbiotic relationship. 

What is commensalism?

500

This is a way people can disrupt the water cycle?

What is pollute or build on water areas?

500

The organisms that break down dead material and put the nutrient back into the soil.

What are decomposers?

500

The first organisms to show up in a barren environments.

What are pioneer species?

500

A species that reflects the health of ecosystem

What is an indicator species?

500

The 5 basic needs of all living things

What are nutrients (food), water, proper environment (shelter), energy, air

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