Effects on an Ecosystem Ecosystems 1 Ecosystems 2 Photosynthesis Populations in Ecosystems
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What is conserving water?
Taking shorter showers and shutting off the water while brushing teeth does this.
100
What are abiotic?
These are parts of the environment that consist of nonliving factors like water, soil, and light.
100
What are decomposers?
These break down dead plants and animals into useful materials that enrich the soil.
100
What is the chloroplast?
The organelle of a plant cell where photosynthesis occurs.
100
What is a population?
All of the lily-pads in a pond are an example of this level of organization.
200
What is the power to control air pollution?
What the Clean Air Act gave the to the EPA.
200
What is climate?
This is the pattern of precipitation and temperatures throughout the year.
200
What is a consumer?
Herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores are all types of this.
200
What is the sun.
The energy source for photosynthesis.
200
What is a limiting factor?
A resource like water, food, and sunlight that is so scarce that it limits the size of a population when it is approaching its carrying capacity.
300
What is dust and ash blocking the sun's rays which cools Earth's climate?
The effect a volcanic eruption has on climate.
300
What is biotic?
Plants, animals, and all living things are this type of factor.
300
What is a consumer?
Organisms that get their energy from eating other organisms are called this.
300
What is the leaf?
The part of the plant in which most of photosynthesis takes place.
300
What is carrying capacity?
The maximum population that an environment can support.
400
What is air pollution?
The contamination of the atmosphere by the introduction of pollutants from from human and natural sources.
400
What is air temperature?
A fish, a crocodile, trees, or air temperature. One of these is an abiotic factor.
400
What is a producer?
Organisms such as plants that produce their own energy and oxygen are called this.
400
What are producers?
Plants are called this because they make their own food from carbon dioxide and water.
400
What are individual organism, population, community, ecosystem, biosphere?
The correct order from simplest to complex of the levels of organization in the environment.
500
What is global warming?
Carbon dioxide absorbs heat and keeps heat in the atmosphere causing this.
500
What is the tundra?
This biome has the highest latitude with very little reciprocation.
500
What is the direction of the energy flow?
An arrow in a food web and chain shows this.
500
What is chlorophyll?
This is the green substance found in the chloroplast that absorbs sunlight.
500
What is stays the same?
When birth and death rates are the same, this happens to the population.






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