Dinner Bell
These organisms produce their own food in the form of glucose
Producers
All the same type of organisms living in the same area at the same time
Population
The first species to inhabit an area
Pioneer Species
The plant life in this biome is primarily grass
Grassland
What is the source of all Energy on Earth
The sun
A tick attaching itself to an organism and drinking it's blood is an example of what type of symbiotic relationship.
Parasitism
These organisms only eat producers
Herbivores
Where an animal lives
Habitat
A stable ecosystem that no longer experiences major changes
Climax Community
The biome with the least amount of precipitation
Dessert
The organism at the base of all food chains
Producer
A bear fishing for salmon is an example of what type of relationship?
Predation
These organisms eat only other consumers
carnivores
All of the different populations of organisms living in the same area
Community
The type of succession that occurs when there is no soil
Primary Succession
This biome has a short growing season of only 50-60 days
Tundra
The first organisms to eat the producers
Primary Consumer
A bee getting nectar from a flower as it pollinates that same flower is what type of symbiotic relationship
Mutualism
These organisms eat both producers and consumers
Omnivores
Diagram that shows the amount of energy available in a food chain
Energy Pyramid
They type of succession that would occur after a forest fire
Secondary Succession
This area of earth between the tropics and the arctic circle
Temperate region
The organism at the top of the food chair
Apex predator
A bird building a nest in a tree is an example of what type of symbiotic relationship
Commensalism
These organisms eat dead and decaying organisms
Detritivore
An organism specific job in an ecosystem
Niche
Adding nutrients to an aquatic ecosystem
Eutrophication
This biome takes up the majority of the northern hemisphere
Tiaga
A third level consumer
Tertiary Consumer
Ivy climbing up the side of tree is an example of what type of symbiotic relationship
Parasitism