The total number of organisms in a specific area
Population density
Any factor that restricts the growth or abundance of a population in an ecosystem.
The maximum number of species that the environment can sustainably support.
carrying capacity
How is carbon removed from the atmosphere?
photosynthesis
What puts CO2, carbon dioxide, into the atmosphere?
Burning fossil fuels (respiration)
The type of distribution that is evenly spaced between individuals
uniform
The type of limiting factor that occurs due to living organisms.
What 3 things do plants need to survive?
carbon dioxide, water and sunlight
Which of the following contain carbon?, NaCl (salt), C6H12O6, glucose (a form of sugar), or H2O (water)?
C6H12O6, glucose
The type of distribution that has organisms all together
clumped
The type of limiting factor that occurs do to abiotic issues within the ecosystem.
Abiotic limiting factor
The type of growth seen in organisms when resources are not limited.
exponential growth
What 2 things do plants make with carbon dioxide, sunlight and water?
Oxygen O2 sugar C6H12O6
What returns carbon dioxide to the ground?
dead or decaying organisms
The type of distribution that has organisms in different places all over.
Give 3 examples of a biotic limiting factor.
Competition, predation, disease
Contrast immigration vs emigration.
Immigration is movement INTO an area. Emigration is movement OUT of an area.
What are the reactants of photosynthesis?
carbon dioxide, water and sunlight
Which of the following DO NOT contain carbon?, NaCl (salt), C6H12O6, glucose (a form of sugar), or H2O (water)?
salt, NaCl & water H2O
What is the population density of 10 organisms living in 2 square meters?
5 organisms/m
Give 5 examples of abiotic limiting factors.
natural disasters, temperature, humidity, pH, space, sunlight, etc...
Why would bears of Alaska choose one location over another to live?
Any answer that states the idea that resources such as food, space, water, etc... are not as limited as in other areas.
What are the products of photosynthesis?
sugar and oxygen
What do plants do with the carbon dioxide that is removed from the air during photosynthesis?
It is made into glucose (sugar) by the plant so it can grow.