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Adaptions

Features of characteristics that allow it to live successfully in its habitat

Environment

All the conditions that surround an organism

Habitat

Where the organism lives

Populations

All the members of a single species that live in a habitat

Community

Different organism populations living together

Ecosystem

A community and its habitat

Animal Competition

Compete for food, water and space

Plant Competition

Compete for water, space and nutrients

Interspecific

Different species compete for same resources

Intraspecific

Individuals in same species compete for same resources

Abiotic

Non living

Biotic

Living

Abiotic Factors

temperature, water, shelter

Biotic Factors

predator/prey, competition, disease/parasite

Producers

make food by photosynthesis (green plants and algae)

Primary consumers

usually eat plant material (herbivores)

Secondary consumers

usually eat animal material (carnivores)

predators

secondary, tertiary

decomposers

feed on dead and decaying organisms

Law of Conservation Matter

Matter is neither created nor destroyed, can only be transferred from one place to another (must be recycled)

removing co2 from atmosphere

photosynthesis (green plants, algae)

returning co2 to atmosphere

respiration (organisms)

Photosynthesis

6co2 + 6h2o --> (light, chlorophyll) --> 6co2h12o6 +6o2

respiration

c6h12o6 --> 6co2 + 6h2o + energy

matter

everything

natality

reproduction

immigration

coming

emigration

going

capture mark recpature

n = m1 x n / m2

Biodiversity

diversity of life on earth

Threats to biodiversity

climate change, us

accidental species introduction

rats & mice on passenger ships

intention species introduction

cane toad (solve problems)

phenotype

physical characteristics

genotype

determines phenotype

eukaryotic

plant and animal cells

prokaryotic

bacteria and fungi

the carbon cycle

the continued availability of carbon in ecosystems depends on carbon cycling through the abiotic and biotic components of an ecosystem

nitrogen cycle

nitrogen gas is converted to nitrate which is taken in by plants. Heterotrophs obtain their nitrogen by feeding off other organisms

parasitism

exploitation - host is harmed, parasite benefits

mutualism

benefit off of each other

commensalism

one benefits, other remains the same