Biology Basics
Population Dynamics
Limiting Factors
Ecological Relationships
Ms. Sampson!
100

What is the study of living things called?

Biology 

100

The number of individuals of one species living in a specific area is called a…?

Population

100

Something that restricts population growth is called a…?

Limiting Factor

100

Give one example of parasitism 

Dog/Tick ect. 

100

What does the "C" stand for in CER?

Claim

200

Name three characteristics of all living organisms.

Made of cells, use energy, respond to stimuli (also growth, reproduction, etc.)

200
What is the keystone species in the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem

Blue Crab

200

True or False: Limiting factors only include biotic factors.

False (can be biotic or abiotic)

200

When both species benefit from their interaction, what type of symbiotic relationship is it?

Mutualism

200

What is Ms. Sampson's Favorite color?

Blue

300

True or False: All living things can move from place to place.

False

300

What is the term for the maximum number of individuals an environment can support?

Carrying Capacity

300

How do human activities act as limiting factors for populations?

Pollution, habitat destruction, overfishing, invasive species

300

What do we call the close, long-term interaction between two different species?

Symbiosis/Symbiotic Realtionships

300

How many dogs does Ms. Sampson have?

2

400

Define “ecosystem.”

All living and nonliving things in an area interacting

400

Give an example of a density-dependent limiting factor.

Disease, competition, predation

400
Explain the difference between a density-dependent and density-independent factor.

Density-dependent depends on population size; density-independent affects populations regardless of size

400

Barnacles attach to a whale’s skin. The barnacle gets a home and easy access to food, while the whale is unaffected. What relationship is this?

Commensalism

400

How old is Ms. Sampson?

31

500

What term describes a species that other species largely depend on to maintain the ecosystem?

Keystone Species

500

Give an example of a density-independent limiting factor.


Natural disaster, flood, drought

500

If the prey population in an ecosystem crashes, what happens to the predator population over time?

It usually decreases due to lack of food

500

Two species of fish compete for the same limited food source in a lake. What type of competition is this called?

Intraspecific 

500

What kind of car does Ms. Sampson drive?

Jeep