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Define Organism TEST
single living member of a species
what is a population *******TEST
all members of a single species in the ecosystem
Whats a niche******TEST
WAY OF LIVING in a habitat
What is a carrying capacity********
MAXIMUM # of organisms in a species that
can SUSTAIN INDEFINITELY
What is exponential growth*
MAXIMUM RATE that population increases with
UNLIMITED RESOURCES
What is the definition of Ecology
Study of nonliving and living things
or you can say study of ECOSYSTEMS OF THE EARTH
what does Eco or Oiko mean
HOME
What is an ecosystem
AREA where plants and animals interact with each other AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT
What is a biosphere?
All of earth’s ecosystems
What is a factor?
Part of something
What is logistic Growth?*
SLLLOOOW down of growth due to LIMITED resources/competition
What is the term for limited resouces and competition? (2 words!)
Environmental resistance
What is POPULATION GROWTH?*
When an organism enters a new environment it tries to make copies of itself
What are living things called?
Biotic factors
What are nonliving things called?
Abiotic factors
Name 5 biotic factors
1 plants
2 animals
3 bacteria
4 fungus
5 protists
Name 5 abiotic factors
1 Sunlight
2 air
3 water
4 soil
5 minerals
What is an abiotic factor that makes it so that ecosystems can’t survive?
POLLUTION can DESTROY an ecosystem to make it impossible to live there
What is an abiotic factor is recycleable
water
T/F is Wind is abiotic
True
T/F elevation is abiotic
True
T/F temperature is abiotic
True
T/F latitude is abiotic
True
T/F climate is abiotic
False
T/F Calista is so amazing :)
TRUE
Can exponential growth go on forever?
Yes
What are the limits of an ecosystem?
1 The amount of resources available
The population size
The amount of resources each organism is consuming
Why can’t exponential growth go on ?
Limited resources causes the growth to slow down
Name 3 things that make up life
ICE
Instructions (follows instructions inside itself)
Copies of itself
Energy it takes in
What is the rank size small to big
Organism > Population> Community> Ecosystem>Biosphere
FILL IN. A habitat is a place where an _________ lives TEST
organism
Give me an example of a niche
Warbler bird, cape may, bay breast, yellow rump live in different parts of the tree
T/F Is Livi great
True
T/F Is Mom hahaha
hahaha
T/F is Dad hehehe
heheHA!
T/F Is Maddie SUPER CUTE!!!
TRUE!!!!!!!!
T/F Is Camille SUPER CUTE!!!
TRUE!!!!!!!!
What is TROPHIC LEVEL?
A feeding level in ecosystem
What is the LAST trophic level?
It is BACTERIA as a decomposer
T/F does a food chain show how matter and energy move through the ecosystem
True
T/F Does energy transfer from the first to second to 3rd to 4th trophic level?
True
T/F Does an organism’s metabolism and as heat lose energy as kcals or calories or kcal/m2?
True
Is a food web more realistic than a food chain? Why?
Yess because the web is a network of connected food chains, and its more realistic because organisms feed on more than 1 species for food
WHAT IS A COMMUNITY? TEST
COMMUNITY-all living things in ecosystem
what is a habitat TEST
place where an organism lives
What are 4 things a Habitat provides? TEST
*4 things habitat provide:1 food/water for energy/nutrients |
2 shelter for safety 3 livable environment, 4 space to reproduce |
HOW IS EXPONENTIAL GROWTH DIFFERENT THAN Logistic growtth? TEST
different growth curves, limited vs unlimited resources
What is the difference between density dependent vs independent factors?
Density dependent factors like food/water,disease,predators-limit pop. |
Density Independent natural disasters |
What is the definition of density?
amount of stuff in a space
what is a claim vs evidence vs reasoning
claim is answer to the question, evidence is quantitative observations, and reasoning is why the evidence supports the claim
formula for F to C , and C to F
F-32 x 5/9 ; Cx9/5 add 32
are moose and wolf populations affected? Why is it important for us to study?
Linked and more moose more wolves etc , helps us see our actions impacting our world
what organization is it? Insect fish anad algae in lake"?
A tree frog?
An ocean?
A bat group in a cave
fish and alge and insecs is a community
frog is organism
ocean is ecosystem
bats in a cave is a population
whats the difference between biosphere and biome
biosphere is Earth and ALL systems, biome is a specific ecosystem with the SAME clomate and similar communities
what is a biotic
living part of the environment
same species same area is a
POPULATION
What is a niche vs habitat?? TEST
How organism goes about gathering its resources
habitat is just the place in the ecosystem where it lives
if 2 organims try to live in same niche in the same habitat what would happen?
one would force the other to starve or leave the area
TF are limiting factors closely tied to carrying capacity?
True
What happens if too many species in ecosystem
stress, starvation disease predation and damage to habitat
what is it called when there is an increase in number and may be a temporary exceed in carrying capacity
Overshoot
what is a limiting factor?
Factor that controls the growth of a population
What is CER?
claim , evidence, reasoning
What is symbiosis
2 DIFFERENT species living together
whats mutualism
2 different species living together and they both benefit
does a parasite kill the other organism?
no, A parasite FEEDS on it but usually doesnt kill it
what is parasitism
relationsship where 1 organism benefits and the other is harmed
what is commensalism
2 different species live togehter, 1 benefits and 1 doesnt care
what is an equillibrium?
balance
what is a predator prey relationship?
eaten and eat
what is the difference between autotroph vs heterotroph
autotroph self feeding and makes its own food, producers like plants, heterotrophs do not make own food
what does biomass mean
total energy/matter including plants animals microbes in an area
wahts the 10% law
TRANSFER-energy from 1 trophic level to the next =10% LAW
what are words to describe the food chain? bottom to top
prim…quaternary
as energy passes through food is energy loss
yes energy is loss (by HEAT during the organism’s metabolism); measured in KCAL and overall kcal/m2/year
are there more producers than all consumers combined?
yes
is a secondary consumer an omnivore?
yes
what is conservation?
protection of resources
can 2 species. share the same habitat but not the same niche?
yes
is salt water and fresh water part of the biosphere?
yes. Along with air and land
are phytoplankton producers? what are kelp?
yes, phytoplankton are kelp are primary producers
are zooplankton herbivore THEY ARE HETEROTROPIC
yes