Vocabulary
Energy Pyramid
Symbiosis
Biotic and Abiotic Factors
Biomes
100

This is the study of the interactions that take place among organisms in their environment.

What is ecology?

100

This is each layer on the energy pyramid

What is a trophic level?

100

This is when both species benefit from the interaction.

What is mutualism?

100

These are living things within an ecosystem

What are biotic factors?

100

This is a type of biome we can find locally.

What is the temperate forest?

200

These are the non-living parts of an ecosystem

What are abiotic factors?


200

These are the three different types of consumers and what they eat.

What are carnivores (meat eaters), omnivore (vegetable and meat eaters), and herbivore (plant eaters)?

200

This is when one species benefits while the other gets nothing out of the interaction.

What is commensalism?

200

The level of atmospheric oxygen would be this kind of factor.

What is abiotic?

200

This is the coldest biome with peromafront and low shrubs.

What is the tundra?


300
This is a close relationship between species
What is symbiosis?
300

This is the reason why decomposers are important to the environment.

What is they convert molecules of dead organisms into permanent biotic parts of an ecosystem?

300

This is when one species benefits while the other is harmed in the interaction.

What is parasitism?

300

The number of autotrophs is an example of this factor.

What is biotic?

300

This will most likely occur if two different plant species compete for the same requirements in an ecosystem.

What is one species may be eliminated from that ecosystem?

400

These are the large geographic areas with similar climates and ecosystems.

What are biomes?

400

This is where the energy for use by organisms in the lowest trophic level of an energy pyramid comes from.

What is the sun?

400

A remore attaching itself to a shark to get leftover food is an example of this.

What is commensalism?

400

The salt content of water is an example of this factor.

What is abiotic?

400

This is the largest land biome with cold, snowy winters and coniferous trees.

What is the Taiga?

500

These are the unique ways an organism survives, obtains food and shelter, and avoids danger

What is niche?


500

These are organisms that are able to manufacture organic nutrients from substances in the abiotic environment

What are autotrophs?

500

Telapia eating the feces of hippos in a tank is an example of this.

What is mutualism?

500

The activity of decomposers would be an example of this kind of factor.

What is biotic?

500

This biome includes the prairies of North America and the savannas of Africa.

What are grasslands?