Levels of Organization
Limiting Factors, Biotic Potential & Carrying Capacity
Interactions within Ecosystems
Succession
Misc.
100

This level of organization includes all the members of one species living in the same area.

Population.

100

This term describes the largest number of individuals an ecosystem can support.

Carrying capacity

100

A relationship in which members of the same species work together is this kind of relationship.

cooperative

100

What are the three types of succession?

Primary, secondary, and aquatic

100

TRUE OR FALSE: Water is a living thing.

FALSE

200

This level includes all the different populations living together in one area.

Community

200

This happens to a population when limiting factors become stronger.

The population decreases or stops growing

200

A relationship where one organism hunts and eats another is this kind of relationship.

Example: an eagle and a snake

predator-prey

200

What does secondary succession start with?

A damaged or destroyed ecosystem, soil.

200

Aquatic succession begins with this.

body of water

300

This includes living and nonliving things in an area.

ecosystem

300

Food supply, shelter, and the existence of predators are all examples of this.

Limiting factors

300

Two organisms that need the same resources at the same time have this kind of relationship.

EX: a lion and a hyena both need the meat from a dead animal

competitive

300

Primary and secondary succession continue until it reaches a _______ _______.

Climax community

300

This type of relationship is characterized by two organisms who benefit from a relationship.

mutualism

400

The key difference between a population and a community.

A population consists of only one species, a community includes different species.

400

Disease is an example of this kind of limiting factor.

(biotic/abiotic)

biotic

400

A tick on a dog is an example of this type of relationship.

parasitism

400

What type of succession can begin with a volcano (no soil)?

primary succession

400
Water is an example of this kind of limiting factor.

(biotic/abiotic)

Abiotic

500

The key difference between an ecosystem and a community.

Community is all living things, ecosystem is all living and non-living things

500

The disappearance of a competing species has this impact on the carrying capacity of a species. 

(increases/decreases/remains the same)

increases

500

This type of relationship is characterized by one organism that benefits :) and one that remains neutral :|.

commensalism

500

Eutrophication increases the rate of this type of succession.

aquatic succession

500

A new species moves into an ecosystem and uses the same resources as another species. This kind of relationship forms. 

Competitive