Limiting Factors
Environmental Change
Relationships 101
Relationships 2.0
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100

The amount of a species in a certain area is what?

Population

100

True or false: Environmental changes affect both the biotic and abiotic factors in an ecosystem. 

True

100

Define predation. 

Predator and prey relationship.

When one species eats another. 

100

Two trees fighting for sunlight is an example of what relationship? 

Competition 

100

What day is our final exam? 

WEDNESDAY

200

Limiting factors can be either living or non-living factors. What is another way to say living or non-living factors?

biotic and abiotic factors

200

Do habitat destruction and over-hunting have a positive or negative effect on the species in the area? 

negative

200

Does cooperation occur between members of the same species or different species? 

Same species

200

The goby fish keeps guard while the pistol shrimp provides shelter and food. What kind of relationship is this? 

Mutualism 

200

Factors can cause population size to go up or down are called what?

Limiting factors

300

Are limiting factors such as a mate and predation biotic or abiotic factors?

biotic 

300

Name three kinds of natural disasters. 

Tsunami, Hurricane, Tornado, Wild fire, Earthquake, Drought, climate change

300

What do we call a relationship where species fight for resources? 

Competition 

300

What do we call a relationship where one species benefits while the other gets nothing? 

Commensalism 

300

Name an environmental change that becomes more likely when their is no rain in the area. (2 possible answers - if you can name both, you get double points)

Drought and wild fire

400

Would limited access to water cause the population of a species to increase or decrease? 

decrease

400

What do we call the introduction of harmful material to an environment? For example, oil being spilled into a freshwater stream. 

Pollution

400

What do we call a relationship where both species benefit?

Mutualism 

400

What do we call a relationship where one species benefits while the other is harmed? 

Parasitism 

400

What do we call a species that takes over an area and negatively affects the population of other species in the area? 

Invasive species

500

Limiting factors are physical changes that cause and change in what? 

Population

500

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Environmental changes can occur naturally or be cause by what species?

Humans

500

A lion pride working together to protect each other is an example of what relationship? 

Cooperation

500

Think about the cattle and the egret. What is the relationship if the egret benefits but the cattle is unaffected? 

Commensalism 

500

A tick attaching to a human's skin is an example of what relationship? 

Parasitism