Getting Along (Or Not)
What's for dinner?
Organizing Life
Random Definitions
Biomes
100

Two different species try to get the same resources.

What is Competition?

100

All energy in the food web comes from here.

What is the sun?

100
Includes the whole world and everything in it.

What is the biosphere?

100

This fancy word means "not living."

What is abiotic?

100

Dry, hot, and covered in sand.

What is a desert?

200

One species eats another

What is Predation?

200

Only eats producers. Doesn't want to be eaten.

What is a Primary Consumer?

200

All of the organisms belonging to a single species in a given area?

What is a population?

200

This fancy word means "living."

What is biotic?

200

A lot of rain and covered in trees.

What is a rainforest?

300

Two Species help each other.

What is Mutualism?

300

Creates its own food via Photosynthesis.

What is a producer?

300

Includes the living and non-living parts of the environment.

What is an ecosystem?

300

The name for organisms that have a huge impact on their environment.

What is a keystone species?

300

Not many trees. An ecosystem with wide open spaces.

What is a grassland?

400

One species is benefiting, but the other doesn't care.

What is Commensalism?

400

Both hunts and is hunted.

What is a secondary consumer?

400

Includes all of the living parts of the environment, but NOT the non-living.

What is a community.

400

Burning this to create electricity is cheap, but it creates plenty of pollution.

What is coal?

400

Very Cold. Caribou are found here.

What is the tundra?

500

One species lives on a host (at the host’s expense).

What is Parasitism?

500

Top of the food chain.

What is a tertiary consumer?

500
Can have kids. Its kids can have kids.

What is a species?

500

The term used to describe how changing one level of the food chain can impact the entire ecosystem.

What is a trophic cascade?

500

This ecosystem has 4 seasons. Trees drop their leaves here.

What is a deciduous forest?