Biodiversity
Adaptation
Adaptations in the wild
Species Interactions
Sounds
100

What is biodiversity?

What is the variety of life on Earth, including all living things and their interactions?

100

What are adaptations?

What are characteristics that can be passed to the next generation that help organisms survive and reproduce in an environment

100

Name three adaptations animals have to help them get energy.

Examples:

Giraffe - long neck

Chameleon - long tongue

Sharks - sharp teeth/ fast 

100

What is a win-win relationship? Give an example.

Pollination, ants and tree, cleaner wrasse and bigger fish

100

How do scientists study fish sounds?

Underwater hydrophones!

200

These organisms produce energy themselves...

What is primary producers.

Organisms such as plants and algae obtain energy directly from sunlight through a process called photosynthesis.

200

What are 3 types of adaptations?

Structural, Behavioral, and physiological

200

Name three adapatations animals have to live in the ocean

Examples:

Flippers/fins, gills, hold breath for a long time, countershading

200

What is a win-meh relationship? Give an example.

Commensalism- octopus and grouper, remora and sharks, barnacles and whales

200

Name three reasons why fish make sounds.

Examples: 

Communictaion

Locate food

Defense

Navigation

300

A cycle in which one organism eats another and obtains energy

What is a food chain?

300

Physical characteristics of an organism that help it survive/reproduce. 

Structural adaptation

300

What are three behaviors that help organisms survive?

Examples:
nocturnal, social groups, migration, burrowing

300

What is symbiosis and name three different symbiotic relationships.

Close and dependent relationships between organisms of different species.

Three types of symbiotic relationships:

1.Mutualism

2.Commensalism

3.Parasitism

300

Name at least two ways fish make sound.

Drumming - vibration of the swim bladder using the sonic muscle.

Stridulation - rubbing of hard parts

Gas release

400

How does climate change affect biodiversity?

What is...

Sea ice is disappearing, disrupting Arctic food chains
Migration and breeding seasons are changing
Animals shift their ranges due to warming water

400

Responses made by an organism that help it survive/reproduce

Behavioral adaptations

400

What is it called when an animal is dark on top and light on the bottom? what does this do?

Counter-shading, helps organisms blend in in the water. The dark makes it hard to see them from above and the white blends in with the brightness of the sky. 

400

What is a win-lose relationship? Give an example.

Parasitism- ticks, isopods on fish tongue

400

Name this sound.

Dolphins

500

The role an organism plays in its community is known as its…

What is niche?

Can include: spatial, dietary, and temporal niches

500

A body process that helps an organism that help it survive/reproduce

Physiological adaptations

500

Name two adaptations that have to do with a body process that helps animals survive.

Examples:
Venom production, the release of toxins/poison, antifreeze proteins

500
Name the animal that we talked about in class that uses mimicry to help it survive.

False cleaner wrasse

500

Name this sound.

Spotted seatrout