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Non-living organism make up these parts of the ecosystem

Abiotic

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Herbivores, carnivores and omnivores make their own food. 

Consumers

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Earthworms break down decaying matter, and allow the matter's nutrients to go back to producers.

Decomposers

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This information is gathered by scientists to be used as a starting point to compare changes in the environment

Baseline Data

100

The interaction between living and non-living things

ECOSYSTEMS

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The living things in an ecosystem that can reproduce

Species

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They are at the start of a food web and produce their own energy through photosynthesis. 

Producers

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Bald eagles eat dead matter. They are a group of organisms that eats dead or decaying matter from plants and animals.

Scavengers

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When there are lots of frogs in a habitat, I know the land and water are healthy. Frogs are an example of a(n) ________ ________.

Indicator species.

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Several different species live and interact together in the same ecosystem. 

Community

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Parasitism, mutualism, and commensalism are three types of ________ relationships.

Symbiosis

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The process by which organism use OXYGEN to break down FOOD and get ENERGY for cell functions. 

Cellular Respiration

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Organisms in this chain are dependent on each other. (E.g. Grass--> Rabbit --> Fox)

Food Chains

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New species are introduced to a region and they are disturbing the existing ecosystems. They have no natural enemies and are reproducing quickly.

Bioinvasion OR Invasive Species.

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The water cycle consists of these steps (list 3)

Precipitation, Evaporation, Condensation. 

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Orchids are growing on a tree to receive better sunlight; the trees are not affected and do not benefit. Their relationship is....

Commensalism

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The chemical process of photosynthesis.

Carbon dioxide + Water --> Food/Sugar/Glucose

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The possum plays dead to avoid being eaten by their prey. This is an example of ________  __________.

Behaviour Adaptions

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The gradual process by which some species (producers) replace other species in an ecosystem.

Succession

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Lichens and mosses starts to grow in the cracks of a cement sidewalk. This is an example of..

Primary succession

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The Viceroy butterfly uses mimicry to look like the Monarch butterfly. This helps them survive in its environment. This is an example of _______  __________ (2 words). 

Structural Adaptations.

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the total mass of all organisms in an ecosystem

Biomass

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Photosynthesis, respiration, combustion, and fossil fuel are all a part of this process.

Carbon Cycle

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Over the course of its lifetime, the stingray accumulates large amounts of toxin from pollution in the water. 

Bioaccumulation

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Where waste is isolated, an completed degraded biologically, chemically, and physically. 

Sanitary Landfills