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Ecology
Ecology is the study of the __________________________________ with one another and their ______________________________________________.
LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION IN ECOLOGY
Fill in the boxes below with the words to the right. Then write down the definition next to the word.
Organism
Population
Community
Ecosystem
Biome
Habitat
COMMUNITY INTERACTIONS
Using a line match the following pictures with the terms below and complete the boxes under each picture:
Commensalism
Mutualism
Predation
Parasitism
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Bee pollinating a flower +/+
Barnacle on a whale ___/____
Bat eating a frog ___/___
Mistletoe on a tree ___/___
Revised June 2014
BIOTIC VS ABIOTIC
Biotic--All the LIVING or ONCE LIVING components of an ecosystem. Also includes the products of living things.
Abiotic factors-All the NON-LIVING components of an ecosystem
Using the list below write an “A” next to factors you think are abiotic and a “B” next to the factors you think are biotic.
____water
____temperature
____soil
____owl
____bacteria
____precipitation
____dead leaf
____ light
____humidity
____tree
____feces
____fingernail
FOOD WEBS, FOOD CHAINS, AND THE FLOW OF ENERGY
Food Chain: Describes one ______________relationship and one _______of ______________ through food consumption.Draw in arrows that show energy flowing toward the organism doing the eating.
Food Web
shows the _____________________ between a wide ________________of organisms in the________________
creating a complicated, ________________________path of _________________________________.
They are used to study ____________________ of the ___________________ or __________________of a ____________________ in an environment
Write the definitions to the terms in the space next to the word. Then fill in the legend below so that it matches with the colors in the boxes. Also give an example from the food web for each term.
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Producer--
Also Known As (AKA):
Example(s):
Consumer—
Primary--
AKA:
Example:
Secondary--
AKA:
Example:
Tertiary--
AKA:
Example:
Quaternary—
AKA:
Example:
Carnivore--
Example
Herbivore--
Example:
Omnivore--
Example:
Using the aquatic food web above, explain what would happen if the zooplankton population drastically declined.
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Explain what would happen if the reef shark population drastically increased.
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