Where in the Biome?
Cycle Around
Symbiosis & Adaptations
Vocabulary & Terms
In the Wild!
100
This large treeless area due to the frozen ground.
Tundra
100
Precipitation that falls to the ground is part of this cycle.
Water Cycle
100
This symbiotic relationship is where both organisms benefit from each other. An example would be a honey bee and a flower.
Mutualism
100
The wind is considered part of this nonliving factor.
Abiotic Factor
100
The animal that is being hunted.
Prey
200
With its four seasons, abundant wildlife, and trees that lose their leaves.
Deciduous Forests
200
Water Cycle
200
When one organism benefits by harming another organism.
Parasite
200
All members of a single species in an area at a given time.
Population
200
Food Web
300
Desert
300
The gas CO2 is in the air when it is part of this cycle.
Carbon Cycle
300
Mimicry
300
All the living things in an ecosystem.
Community
300
The path of food energy in an ecosystem that begins with producers.
Food Chain
400
Many birds are found nesting in the emergent layer of this biome.
Tropical Rain Forest
400
What is Reduce Reuse Recycle
400
Any characteristic that helps an organism survive in its environment.
Adaptation
400
This includes all living and nonliving things in an environment.
Ecosystem
400
An animal that eats both plants and other animals.
Omnivore
500
These two biomes are very similar in regard to having snow. But this biome has evergreen trees.
Taiga
500
The breaking down of dead or decaying plants and animals by decomposers is part of this cycle.
Carbon Cycle
500
A relationship between two or more kinds of organisms that lasts over time.
Symbiosis
500
All the living components or organisms in an ecosystem.
Biotic Factors
500
A living thing that gets energy by eating plants or another animals.
Consumer