Levels of Organization/(A)Biotic
This prefix means life.
What is bio?
In a food chain or web, the arrow points to this individual.
What is a consumer?
A cheetah and a lion live in this biome.
What is a savanna?
Biogeochemical cycles consist of these four cycles.
What are water, phosphorus, carbon, and nitrogen?
These are the basis for all food chains and get their energy from sunlight.
What are producers?
Plants, animals, and bacteria make up these in an ecosystem.
What are biotic factors?
What is an energy pyramid?
What are tundra and desert?
These bacteria are a necessary part of the nitrogen cycle known for making nitrogen usable.
What are nitrogen fixing bacteria?
Having a nose and eyes that float above water allow this predator to be a great hunter.
What is an alligator?
Sunlight, temperature, soil, and water make up these in an ecosystem.
What are abiotic factors?
These organisms eat detritis and are the end all be all of any organism.
What are decomposers?
This part of the globe often decides what type of biome will be in an area.
What is latitude (or North/South)?
These organisms are known to be the key to making sure the cycles continue.
What are decomposers?
This is referring to a single member of a species.
What is an organism?
This consists of multiple populations of species in an area.
What is a community?
Energy is lost at each level due to these two things.
What are heat and metabolism?
This decreases as you move away from the equator, impacting the type of biomes that appear.
What is sunlight? (or an abiotic factor that makes sense)
This is the process by which carbon dioxide (CO2) is removed from the atmosphere.
What is photosynthesis (plants)?
These processes allow carbon to enter back into the atmosphere. (Name at least 2)
What are plant respiration, animal respiration, and fossil fuel combustion?
This consists of a group of one species in a specific geographic area.
What is a population?
The level of secondary consumer consists of this much overall energy.
What is 1%?
This biome is often found the closest to the equator.
What is a tropical rainforest?
This process is the only biogeochemical cycle that does not cycle through the atmosphere.
What is phosphorus?
This is how nitrogen exits the atmosphere and enters the soil.
What is a lightning strike?