Energy Flow Relationships Populations Habitat vs. Niche Ecology
100
What is omnivores?
Humans are this type of consumer.
100
What is mutualism?
both organisms benefit
100
What is decrease?
If the death rate is higher than the birth rate, the population is going to ____________.
100
What is habitat?
A bird nests in trees.
100
True.
True or False: an ecosystem consists of living and nonliving things.
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What is predator?
consumers that capture and eat other consumers
200
What is parasitism?
one organism benefits, one is harmed
200
What is migration?
a bird species can no longer support itself in a certain area during the winter
200
What is niche?
An acorn falls from an oak tree.
200
What is biosphere?
the part of Earth that supports life
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What is producers?
the beginning of every food chain
300
What is commensalism?
one organism benefits without harming or benefiting the other
300
What is competition?
when there is more, resources are limited
300
What is niche?
Hyenas eat dead animals.
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False.
True or False: A population is all the communities of all living species in an ecosystem.
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What is decomposer?
Bacteria is an example of this type of consumer.
400
What is symbiosis?
the interaction between two organisms living in close physical association
400
What is limiting factor?
the availability of food, water, or living space is restricting the number of individuals in a population
400
What is niche?
A beaver builds a dam.
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What is habitat?
the place in which an organism receives its food and shelter, and is supported with the right temperature and amount of moisture to survive
500
What is sun, grass, grass hoppers, mice, hawks?
Describe the food chain/energy flow including mice, grass, hawks, grass hoppers, and the sun.
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What is commensalism?
the relationship between a frog and the tree it uses as protection
500
What is carrying capacity?
an ecosystem cannot support any more of a certain species
500
What is habitat?
The human skin is full of bacteria.
500
Any one species within that community.
Give an example of a population within a prairie community.






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