Ecology Vocabulary Part 2 Crossword

Maximum number of organisms that a population can hold and provide enough resources for.
Organisms that tend to have a high number of offsprings and shorter lifespans.
Organisms that tend to have a lower number of offsprings and longer lifespans.
An ecosystems ability to stay the same without dramatically changing.
An ecosystem's ability to recover quickly from disasters or diseases.
An ecosystem’s ability to provide support to the organisms within it.
Any process that modulates the frequency of a biological process.
Variety of life on Earth.
A large habitat that supports multiple communities such as tundras, forests, and grasslands.
Biotic or abiotic factors that are relative to water.
Biotic or abiotic factors that are relative to the land.
Recognizable differences in nature between biotic and abiotic factors.
To have, occupy, or own
Differences
Living or relating to the ocean
Individuals of different species compete for the same resources.
Individuals of the same species compete for the same resources.
Interactions between two organisms of different species.
A symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit.
A symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits and one remains unaffected.
A symbiotic relationship where one organism benefits and one remains harmed.
An organism that is involved in a symbiotic relationship.
To make something less painful or severe
The development of an urban area. This process can harm habitats for plants and animals.
The weather being impacted by human activity such as greenhouse gases.
Non-native species that try to come into contact with native species and take over their populations and become native.
living things