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all living and nonliving things in an environment and their interactions with each other
all the members of a species living in a specific area
bigger than an ecosystem and classified by its physical factors like temperature, snow, and rainfall, a biome is a naturally occurring habitat (examples: forest, desert, tundra)
different populations interacting with one another in an ecosystem
nonliving parts of an ecosystem
living parts of an ecosystem
any animal that eats plants or any other plant eating animal
any plant or algae that produces oxygen and food that animals need
any organism that breaks down plants and animals
An animal that eats plants
an animal that eats other animals
an animal that eats both plants and animals
the path of energy of food from one organism to another
the overlapping of food chains in an ecosystem
the study of how living things and nonliving things interact with each other

trophic level
detritivore
heterotroph
food chain
carnivore
herbivore
autotroph
consumer
producer
food web
omnivore
pyramid
biomass

population
Resources
Ecosystem
Mutualism
Producer
Food web
predator
habitat
niche
Prey

What are building blocks to help animals to grow and develop their bodies
Must eat food to get new matter and energy for their bodies.
When you connect all the food chains in an ecosystem.
Includes all of the connections between organisms and their environment.
Things that need food, air, water, shelter, and sunlight
The one connection all ecosystems share
Breaking food into smaller pieces, so it can become fuel for their bodies
Animals that eat only plants
Amimals that eat other animals
Animals that eat both plants and animals
Make their own food
The process through which plants make their own food
eat dead and decayind organic matter
matter that is or was alive

parasitism
trophic level
commensalism
Herbivore
decomposer
ecosystem
Food web
population
Omnivore
predator
secondary consumer
limiting factor
carrying capacity
biotic
mutualism
prey
apex predator
food chain
consumer
Energy Pyramid
ecology
tertiary consumer
abiotic
Producer
symbiosis
scavenger
habitat
cycle
sun
primary consumer
Carnivore
organism
energy

coldest biome
resource _______ maximizes biodiversity
these species do not belong here
mutualism or parasitism
African grassland biome
carbon _______ takes it out of the air
NPP
ten
island _____ looks at richness
international protection for endangered species
super critical species
the first species to arrive

ecological pyramids
abiotic factors
trophic levels
biotic factors
commensalism
heterotroph
competition
decomposer
food chain
parasitism
population
food webs
scavenger
carnivore
herbivore
autotroph
predation
mutualism
biosphere
ecosystem
community
omnivore
biomass
numbers
habitat
ecology
energy
niche

biological magnification
energy pyramid
commensalism
competition
heterotroph
parasitism
decomposer
food chain
population
mutualism
symbiosis
biosphere
ecosystem
community
autotroph
scavenger
herbivore
carnivore
organism
predator
food web
consumer
producer
omnivore
habitat
species
abiotic
biotic
niche
prey

population density
carrying capacity
pioneer species
limiting factor
transpiration
precipitation
condensation
commensalism
rain forest
evaporation
competition
immigration
understory
food chain
decomposer
succession
parasitism
adaptation
emigration
birth rate
population
deciduous
scavenger
carnivore
herbivore
mutualism
symbiosis
predation
ecosystem
community
food web
omnivore
consumer
producer
parasite
predator
organism
climate
ecology
species
abiotic
habitat
canopy
desert
biotic
biome
niche
host
prey

interdependent
energy pyramid
interconnected
photosynthesis
commensalism
heterotroph
Decomposers
parasitism
Food Chain
symbiosis
autotroph
scavenger
Carnivore
Herbivore
Ecosystem
Consumers
Producers
function
food web
organism
predator
Omnivore
ecology
abiotic
habitat
carbon
biotic
niche
fuel
prey