Vocabulary
Relationships
Ecological Succession
Natural Selection
Abiotic/Biotic
100

What is a group of different plants and animals living in the same area.

What is a community?

100

Must live off of a host

What is a parasite?

100

This succession starts with volcanic rock.

What is Primary Succession? 

100

When organisms with the traits best fit for their environment survive and reproduce

What is natural selection

100

All living or once living elements in an ecosystem

What is biotic

200
One species benefits while the other is hurt

What is parasitism

200

the predator eats this

what is prey

200

A catastrophe event happens in this succession. 

What is Secondary Succession?

200

when an organism changes a body part or behavior over time to survive

what is adaptation

200

All non-living elements in an ecosystem

what is abiotic

300

An organism that eats both plants and animals

What is an omnivore
300

Both species benefit

What is mutualism

300

This stage has soil in primary succession

What is stage 2

300

when specific traits in plants and animals are chosen by humans

What is selective breeding
300

All the abiotic and biotic factors in an area

what is an ecosystem
400

This is when trees are fully grown, the ecosystem is diverse, and many different animals/plants are thriving.

What is climax community?

400

One species benefits and the other is indifferent

what is commensalism

400

Ecological succession that begins with soil.

What is secondary succession?

400
Characteristics that are inherited from parents

What are genes

400

Limits the number of individuals that can live in an ecosystem

What are limiting factors

500

Type of ecological succession in which pioneer species first colonize a barren, rocky, and lifeless habitat

What is primary succession?

500

Uses the Sun's energy to make food

What is producer or autotroph?

500

Ecological succession that begins without soil.

What is primary succession?

500

This person studied natural selection

Who is Charles Darwin
500

Smallest level of ecosystem organization

what is an organism