Name ONE characteristic of life
1) Organization (cells)
2) Respond to environment
3) Use energy
4) Grow and develop
5) Reproduction
What are the "signs" of the 3 symbiotic relationships (spelling doesn't count)
P: +/-
M: +/+
C: +/0
Name 4 biotic factors found in El Dorado
grass, deer, birds, people, etc.
What is the first level of organization?
Organism
What term best describes this image?
Parasitism
Grow or Develop: a caterpillar transforming into a butterfly
Develop
A bee pollinating a flower and getting nectar in return is an example of:
Mutualism
Name 4 abiotic factors found in El Dorado
buildings, rocks, air, sun, etc.
All parts of Earth that supports life
Biosphere
What term best describes this image?
Predation
What is the term for: the reactions your body performs to make and use energy
Metabolism
A lion and hyena fighting over a killed zebra is an example of:
Competition
If a branch falls off a tree and begins to rot, would it be considered biotic or abiotic?
Biotic because biotic factors refer to any living or once living parts of an ecosystem
What is this an example of?
Ecosystem
Give an example of how we maintain homeostasis. In other words, give an example of how we as humans are able to respond to our environment given the external stimuli.
Sweat when hot, shiver when cold, breath faster when working out, pupils dilate when light turns on, etc.
"Any living thing" is called an _________
organism
What are the names of the two "roles" in predation?
Predator and Prey
What does the root "bio" mean?
Life
Name the SMALLEST level of organization that striped ground squirrels, red squirrels and gray squirrels (different species) could live together in
Community
Large region with plant and animal groups adapted to the soil and climate of the area
Biome
Using at least THREE characteristics of life, explain why a car is not a living thing. You don't have to write this one down
Examples: not made of cells, cannot reproduce to make car babies, needs a driver in order to refuel or move, does not grow/develop, etc.
The role an organism plays in the environment is called its:
What does the prefix "a" mean?
Non or not
Which level(s) of organization ONLY include biotic factors?
Organism, population, community
What tends to happen when two or more different animals try to occupy the same niche at the same time?
Competition!