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Ecosystems
Food Chains & Webs
Abiotic Vs Biotic
Human Impact
Grab Bag
100
Non-living
What is abiotic?
100
An animal that hunts other animals for food
What is a predator?
100

This abiotic element provides us with heat and light.

The sun

100
Species that are at risk
What are endangered species?
100

What is a sustainability?

Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

200
One of a species
What is individual?
200
When different species hlep each other to survive
What is mutualism?
200

What are the basic needs of biotic elements?

Oxygen, food, water, habitat

200
Species that have completely disappeared from Earth
What is extinct species?
200
The 3 R's
What is reduce, reuse, recycle?
300
A group of the same species in a given area
What is a population?
300
Another name for plants or organisms that make their own food
What are producers?
300

Which of these does not belong? Wind, sun, tree, sand, water.

Tree

300
Species that are non-native to a habitat
What are invasive species?
300

Ideas and stories that show a connection between humans and nature

What is traditional knowledge?

400
A group of different species in a given area
What is a community?
400
Fungus is a type of this
What is decomposer?
400

Give an example of predator vs prey

Wolf vs rabbit

Owl vs mouse

Frog vs fly

Snake vs mouse

400
Two things humans do that cause habitat loss
What is cut down forests, dam rivers, build, etc.?
400

This invasive species resembles small clams and can be found attached to the bottom of human watercraft.

Zebra Mussels

500
The variety of plant and animal life in an ecosystem
What is biodiversity?
500
Where the primary consumer is found in a food chain
What is right after the producer (eating the plants)?
500

Name 3 abiotic elements.

sun, air, sand, rocks, dirt, water, etc.

500

What are two things we can do to protect the environment?

Recycle, use less energy, walk/bike places, etc.

500

This aquatic invasive species leaves large circular holes in the organisms it feeds on. 

Sea Lamprey