Biomes
Organization Levels
Abiotic vs Biotic
Habitats
100
From this list, which is not a biome:
savannah, grasslands, woodlands, farmlands
farmlands
100
What is the smallest level of organization in ecology?
organism or individual
100
Abiotic or Biotic? --> nonliving
abiotic
100
Define a "habitat"
a place where an organism lives that supports its requirements for life
200
Which biome covers the area in which we live?
temperate forest
200
How are communities and populations different?
Populations are a group of organisms of the same species
Communities are a group of populations
200
List at least 3 biotic factors labeled in the photo
snail, flies, tadpoles, fish, frog, water weeds
200
What is the habitat for a milkweed bug in nature?
milkweed plants
300
Which biome experiences the most amount of rain?
rain forest
300
Which levels of organization includes abiotic factors?
biome and ecosystem
300
Fungi: Biotic or Abiotic?
Biotic
300
True/False: Habitats are not unique and any organism can be placed in any habitat
false
400
Which biome is the hottest while also experiencing the least amount of rain?
desert
400
Ecosystems are defined by which two factors?
biotic + abiotic
400
List two items shown in the photo that are abiotic
rocks, water, sunlight
400
What 4 factors should be included in a habitat?
space, shelter, food, and water
500
What region of the Earth do tropical rainforest occur?
equator
500
Biomes are a collection of ecosystems that share what two factors?
similar organisms and environments
500
If biotic means living then what is one characteristic of a living thing?
500
Provide an example of where one habitat can be part of another habitat.
hole in a tree being home to a squirrel while bird's build nest in the branches/leaves